Tranquilly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANQUILLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a tranquil manner; calmly.
ADVERB:
• TRANQUIL, calm, peaceful
• without emotional agitation
• in a manner that is free from disturbance; calmly.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• free from agitation of mind or spirit; free from disturbance or turmoil

Words related to TRANQUILLY

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How to use TRANQUILLY in a sentence

• The clash of hurtling accoutrements comes up musically, tranquilly from the low ground.
• The horses? They were feeding tranquilly yonder, standing up to their knees in mosses and water.
• His hand still rested tranquilly on the reins and he still half faced me.
• The doctor then tranquilly resumed his visits, and he took the young girl with him.
• He no longer slept as tranquilly as before, but frequently repaired to his place of observation to see that the watchman was at his post, and that all was secure.
• The others were to continue their course tranquilly, without paying any attention to the attack.
• But instead of scrambling and peeping, I mean to see it all clearly and tranquilly, without dust and noise.
• Thereupon, Bartleby would tranquilly decline, and yet remain idle as before.
• Post thinks not, but advises us to return tranquilly down the river.
• I made a sketch of the fortress, and we withdrew tranquilly.
• Thomas Roch is going to his laboratory, and Ker Karraje and Engineer Serko are tranquilly pacing backwards and forwards by the lake and chatting.
• Fritz had taken the precaution to cover the eyes of his eagle, and tying it fast by the leg to a branch, it rested very tranquilly.
• Then I ran screaming down the road toward a man who was tranquilly working in a field nearby.
• She was about fifty years of age, but her clear eyes and smooth skin showed how tranquilly these years had passed.
• It came to him that this sense of completeness, of inevitable pattern, was what the Parson felt, what enabled him to wait so tranquilly.
• Hearing that he was not with his brother then, she went tranquilly enough to make her apologies to the master-sculptor.
• A yacht-voyage could not be more tranquilly delightful than this pleasant moonlight transit.
• They can promenade tranquilly in the streets or in the gardens of Krestowsky or breathe the pure air of the Finland country or even the country around Paris.
• Then like little gray ghosts with glowing eyes half a dozen antelope moved tranquilly across the amphitheater.
• In the long large wooden room, the mother and eldest girl pursued the housework of the morning tranquilly.
• Here she was lounging luxuriously, smoking innumerable Turkish cigarettes, while Kitty swung tranquilly in a hammock close by.
• The days passed tranquilly, and, with the exception of the duty of removing the carcass of the dead camel, nothing to interrupt the routine of survey work occurred.
• Hannah watched his fine, grave face, as the flickering light illuminated it, for a few minutes, and then slept tranquilly till dawn.
• Directly beneath him, at the foot of the stairs, sat yet another man in a broad-brimmed hat, who was engaged very tranquilly in polishing a pistol with an oily rag.
• The man who had just died had passed away tranquilly, but they were drinking of a cup more bitter than death.
• Then, taking two similar daggers, she did the very same to Madeleine, who, with her arms crossed, received the thrusts as tranquilly as the other had done.
• Let no one seek to know his destiny, if he would sleep tranquilly.
• And so she grew up, and So did her life pass, gently and tranquilly, until she had attained her nineteenth year.
• I was swinging tranquilly in the hammock, I remember, when Bess brought my letters and then hurried away because the baby had fallen down-stairs.
• He would let down the writhing, swearing Magnus over the cliff as tranquilly as he let down loaves of bread, aware merely of its needing more muscular effort.
• He wrote tranquilly in his large and rather commercial-looking handwriting.
• He saluted each one with a mocking gesture as he passed, and stood tranquilly watching them as long as he could see them.
• Sylvia, in one of the white gowns with which she relieved her mourning, tranquilly unconscious of the dark terror she awakened in Mrs.

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