Serenity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SERENITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being serene
• the state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled
• a title given to a reigning prince or similar dignitary.
• state or quality of being serene
• The quality or state of being serene; clearness and calmness; quietness; stillness; peace.
• Calmness of mind; eveness of temper; undisturbed state; coolness; composure.
• a disposition free from stress or emotion
• the absence of mental stress or anxiety

Words related to SERENITY

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How to use SERENITY in a sentence

• Hence it is that the life of the real Thinker, however broken or disturbed, is at heart a life of serenity and joy.
• She listened with gentle serenity to his protestations, checking him only by the threat to quit the place and return to her father.
• Lister thought they had cultivated their well-bred serenity and by doing so had cultivated out some virile qualities of human nature.
• The verdant fields melted into vague serenity in the distance.
• Serenity, alas! to the heart at ease, but nothing could bring serenity to the troubled breast of Delia.
• She had a duty, an object, and she felt in her happy serenity that she was doing surely what she had been sent here to do.
• The fresh trade-winds pushed the bark toward the Southeast, maintaining a heavenly serenity in sky and sea.
• I remember remarking at the time my serenity of mind.
• He sat smoking his Havana on the deck, and to judge from the martyr-like serenity of his countenance, his emotions are such as rarely stir the heart of man.
• There is also a serenity in the beauty of art, but it is the serenity of self-surrender, not of self-satisfaction, of the saint, not of the lady of fashion.
• We have gained in serenity what we have lost in self-discipline by this easy achievement of an independence which, fifty years ago, would have been deemed pure licence.
• With this release he might now have retired to the serenity of Murray Bay.
• However, I am thirty-five years of age, and the more or less kindly glance of a woman is no longer sufficient to disturb the serenity of my soul.
• No wind-gauge will help us to the science of its storms, no lead- line sound for us the depth of its divine and terrible serenity.
• In general, I think I am enabled to cast my care upon Him, and then I experience a calm and peaceful serenity of mind which few things can destroy.
• Then she recovered her serenity and sat down on an old stone seat, near which stood a weather-beaten statue of Venus.
• However bitter her sufferings, the serenity of her soul was never visibly altered.
• It bore the marks of great seriousness without affectation, and of much serenity mingled with a glow of devotion.
• He turned his head to a mirror in which he saw his own image reflected in great serenity.
• The foundations of my serenity were shattered, and tears of desolation came like a flood that carries all away.
• The color came to her cheeks again, and her eyes assumed their serenity.
• Then he shrugged his shoulders, and his face resumed its wonted serenity.
• The duke was so far reassured by her careless serenity as presently to resume his easy conversation with her.
• We could not match their beautiful serenity if we tried, for they know the folly of wishing to break or change divine laws.
• I glanced at him across the table, and saw that he was unsuspicious of any movement against his quiet serenity.
• The short poems are Attic in their serenity and their grace.
• His ideal was one of quiet serenity, of grave things said slowly, of still, kneeling figures, of a sort of dark cool spiritual germination.
• Lucy went about, saying little, and preserving her sweet serenity to the last.
• The minister resumed all the serenity that human strength left at the disposal of a heart half broken with sorrow.
• But its finest secrets do not come to her until she has passed beyond the uncertain season of compliments and conquests, and entered into the serenity of a tranquil age.
• It was, then, a shock to his love of peace and serenity, to hear that yet another Catholic house had fallen, and that Mr.

Similar words containing SEREN without suffix ity

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