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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
Example Sentences
But showmanship aside, it was a rather serene news conference.
At least that’s the side of him that comes out during a recent interview in his home recording studio in the serene, tree-covered hills of Glendale, where he often hides away to write songs that are more introspective than hilarious or film episodes of his weekly, call-in talk show “Office Hours.”
England were making serene progress in response to Pakistan’s 366, thanks to Ben Duckett’s swashbuckling 114.
I started to think about beauty in that way, and how nature is serene, but it could also be violent in its natural way.
“We bought it ‘cause of this,” she said, pointing to the serene lagoon at the back of the property.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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