English Dictionary
Definition of “tranquil”
tranquil (ˈtræŋkwɪl
)
Definitions
adjective
- calm, peaceful or quiet
Alternative Forms
ˈtranquilly adverb ˈtranquilness noun Word Origin
C17: from Latin tranquillus
Synonyms
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peaceful,
quiet,
calm,
serene,
still,
cool,
pacific,
composed,
at peace,
sedate,
placid,
undisturbed,
restful,
untroubled,
unperturbed,
unruffled,
unexcited,
chilled,
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calm,
quiet,
peaceful,
serene,
still,
cool,
pacific,
composed,
sedate,
placid,
undisturbed,
restful,
untroubled,
unperturbed,
unruffled,
unexcited,
chilled,
Usage examples
Elsewhere, a pair of feet sticking through a cab window indicated a driver enjoying a tranquil doze.
Magnus Mills, THE SCHEME FOR FULL EMPLOYMENT (2003)Manic Lundy Lundy Island, well known as a tranquil spot to visit while cruising the Bristol Channel, looks set to get busier.
Yachting Boating World (2005)Set on two hectares of lawns and gardens beside Lake Carew, St Francis ' tranquil surroundings offer a picturesque setting.
The Advertiser, Sunday Mail (2004)The atmosphere at the ground was almost tranquil at the start, in total contrast to six days earlier.
Sun, News of the World (2002)Both know the importance of nurturing a love and have a fundamental need to create a secure, tranquil home environment.
Michael Geary, MOON ASTROLOGY FOR LOVERS (2002)
