serene

Definition for serene

adjective as in calm, undisturbed

Strongest matches

comfortable, composed, cool, easygoing, laid-back, peaceful, placid, poised, quiet, sedate, smooth, tranquil, unflappable

Weak matches

at peace, clear, collected, content, cool as a cucumber, dispassionate, easy, fair, halcyon, imperturbable, limpid, patient, pellucid, phlegmatic, quiescent, reconciled, resting, satisfied, self-possessed, still, stoical, unruffled, untroubled

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The hotel continues the theme with a 40-foot indoor “tranquility” pool and steam rooms — a serene, modern and indulgent retreat.

From Salon

The region, known for its rolling hills and serene setting, has become a hot spot for rappers, athletes and Kardashians looking for privacy outside the bustle of L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

In her news conferences, she chooses her words carefully, a serene smile on her face.

From Los Angeles Times

The kid from Omaha who once needed counselling for his temper and who survived a shooting moved through the ring with a serene, almost unreadable focus.

From BBC

Helicopter noise is an issue citywide — even in typically serene, higher-income neighborhoods.

From Los Angeles Times

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