Quietude is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for QUIETUDE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• tranquillity
• a state of stillness, calmness, and quiet in a person or place
• quietness, peace, or tranquillity
• Rest; repose; quiet; tranquillity.
• a state of peace and quiet
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a state of tranquillity

Words related to QUIETUDE

quietudes19

Words that contain QUIETUDE

quietudes19 inquietude20 disquietude22 inquietudes21 disquietudes23

How to use QUIETUDE in a sentence

• She accepted her distinguished position with the quietude of one accustomed to homage.
• He blindly reverenced, without ability fully to comprehend, her exalted religious fervor and the quietude of soul that it brought.
• Even the night creatures had fallen into the quietude that precedes the first morning hours.
• His comrades dragged him away, and with perfect quietude replaced the man who is eternally out of action.
• Here was the serenity, here the quietude of the early Christian purpose and hope.
• Cromwell was determined to strike so terrible a blow as would frighten Ireland into quietude.
• There followed a period of absolute silence and quietude in the room.
• Quietude came at last to that camp beside the lake, in the far, hidden heart of Back There.
• He easily saw, through all this apparently drowsy quietude, those signs of readiness which a seaman only might discover.
• The water is enlivened by a large colony of swans and also in the summer by boating parties, who prefer the quietude of the pool to the possible discomforts of the bay.
• The sound of her own voice reassured her, the quietude of the man she pleaded with.
• He spoke quietly, but there was deadly determination behind his quietude.
• He liked the stillness, the gracious coolness and quietude of the morning, after the hot and feverish nights at the theatre.
• Nobody, looking at me, would have seen anything but a dull quietude in my face, an immovable composure in my manner.
• But instead of adopting the quietude which would have been suitable for his new profession, the clerical robes seem to have made him more intractable than the military uniform.
• White Farm made no quarrel with the laird for that quietude and withdrawing.
• The atmosphere of the empty cell, charged during the past hour with such unaccustomed forces of conflict and of passion, settled into the quietude of an unbroken stillness.
• There was a tense quiet in her attitude that seemed to cover something most unlike quietude within.
• Only there must be a certain accent of expression in this quietude, which cannot be represented by indifference.
• When, in 1819, peace and quietude seemed really to return to Paris, her dream came back to her.
• In the forest of Arden I felt sure I should find the repose, the quietude, the freedom of thought, which would permit me to know myself.
• The colonies were generally prosperous throughout the year, and quietude and contentment prevailed.
• He had that rare repose of bearing which is understood to be a sign of high breeding, but in him was temperament, or a quietude caught from nature and solitude.
• Nor were his neighbours in the least inclined to respect his desire for quietude.
• But quietude was not what the government wished, and Mr.
• I shall never forget the pleasure I felt in unexpectedly encountering these summary and highly distinguished sketches in the quietude of Indianapolis.
• To suppose such an Assembly sitting in perfect quietude is ridiculous.
• XI CLAUDE set to work again on the very next day, and months elapsed, indeed the whole summer went by, in heavy quietude.

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