Serene is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SERENE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to tranquillize
• To make serene.
• make serene
NOUN:
• an expanse of clear sky or calm sea
• Serenity; clearness; calmness.
• Evening air; night chill.
ADJECTIVE:
• calm, tranquil
• calm, peaceful, and untroubled; tranquil
• Bright; clear; unabscured; as, a serene sky.
• Calm; placid; undisturbed; unruffled; as, a serene aspect; a serene soul.
• not agitated; without losing self-possession
• completely clear and fine
• calm, peaceful
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• calm; tranquil
• a serene condition or expanse

Words related to SERENE

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Words that contain SERENE

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How to use SERENE in a sentence

• She had large, serene eyes, white hands, and a very pleasant smile.
• We immediately gave every man his supper, as much as we could afford, and afterwards jumped into the sea and swam, for it was quite calm and serene.
• Lowell, was one of the most remarkable women I ever knew for the combination of resolute and persistent courage and serene religious temperament.
• She had none of the genius or the personal charm of her sister, but possessed the same elevation and serene religious sentiment.
• She was not in the least changed, but looked as beautiful and serene as usual.
• May He bless you, love you, teach you, strengthen you, make you serene and bright in Him, dear, dear Isa.
• Arkwright felt a sudden, unreasonable fear of the circle of strong-featured, serene and confident men about him.
• Lives that would have been serene and contented under other circumstances were thrown off their balance by the rumours of disturbance, and authority was weakened.
• And now, ripe, serene, and rich with the accumulated beauty of the summer, the autumn flowers appeared.
• Atwater was observed to load and fire with as steady a hand and as serene a countenance as if he had been practising at a target.
• Denis woke up next morning to find the sun shining, the sky serene.
• The contrast between the teacher of hope and the teacher of despair is to be found in the pessimism of Carlyle and the serene cheerfulness of Emerson.
• But the handsome captain put a serene face upon it, and kept about his business industriously and like a gentleman.
• It is fine to see him still seated on his throne, dignified and serene, on the plain of Thebes.
• However, upon viewing some work which I submitted to him, his countenance grew serene, and he praised me highly.
• The air was temperate, the sky was serene, the silver orb of the moon was reflected from the waters, and all nature was silent.
• And there is a following frolic with a verse of the serene song.
• Nobody on Bear Creek, however, was so extraordinarily cheerful and serene.
• The Singer heard their shouts the while, But her serene and haughty face Was lighted by no flattered smile Provoked by homage in that place.
• What a budget of worried persons I should have to catalogue, and alas, I am afraid, how few of the serene would there be named.
• But at length the feverish day Like a passion died away, And the night, serene and still, Fell on village, vale, and hill.
• The morning of the 2d of October dawned serene and cloudless.
• David Everett, serene in the consciousness of approval by his party machine, held preliminary court in one corner of the spacious office lobby.

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