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Meaning of tranquility
The state of being free from disturbance or turmoil.
Etymology of tranquility
The word "tranquility" comes from the Latin "tranquillitas," meaning calmness or serenity, derived from "tranquillus," meaning calm or peaceful
The word has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe a state of being free from disturbance or turmoil
Synonyms
serenity
peacefulness
calmness
quietness
stillness
silence
repose
restfulness
placidity
composure
equanimity
coolness
gentleness
mildness
softness
suavity
sweetness
geniality
amiability
affability
cordiality
warmth
hospitality
courtesy
politeness
refinement
elegance
sophistication
poise
balance
harmony
concord
accord
coherence
consistency
stability
steadiness
firmness
solidity
soundness
tranquillity
quietude
hush
lull
pause
cessation
suspension
halt
stop
desistance
abatement
remission
subsidence
ebb
decline
decrease
reduction
moderation
temperance
self-control
self-possession
self-restraint
restraint
reserve
moderation
temperateness
gentleness
leniency
clemency
mercy
forgiveness
benevolence
kindliness
kindness
goodwill
benevolence
charity
generosity
liberality
magnanimity
munificence
Definitions
- The quality or state of being tranquil, free from disturbance or turmoil
- * A state of peace or quiet, free from disturbance or turmoil
Usage Examples
- The peaceful surroundings of the park brought a sense of tranquility to the visitors
- * The stillness of the night was only broken by the occasional hooting of an owl, creating an atmosphere of tranquility
- * After a long and stressful day, she found tranquility in the warm waters of the bathtub
Antonyms
turmoil
disturbance
chaos
turmoil
unrest
upheaval
commotion
noise
tumult
din
clamor
racket
cacophony
discord
strife
conflict
contention
disagreement
argument
quarrel
dispute
row
fight
clash
crash
boom
bang
blast
explosion
eruption
outburst
flare-up
agitation
excitement
frenzy
fury
anger
rage
indignation
irritation
annoyance
vexation
frustration
exasperation
desperation
helplessness
hopelessness
despair
despondency
dejection
depression
melancholy
sadness
sorrow
grief
bereavement
mourning