Tranquil is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANQUIL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• calm, peaceful
• free from disturbance; calm
• calm and quiet
• Quiet; calm; undisturbed; peaceful; not agitated; as, the atmosphere is tranquil; the condition of the country is tranquil.
• (of a body of water) free from disturbance by heavy waves
• not agitated; without losing self-possession

Words related to TRANQUIL

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How to use TRANQUIL in a sentence

• For from this time forward tranquil ignorance is impossible.
• She said her prayers quietly and felt more tranquil after.
• The passage was long, but very tranquil, and there was ample time for all that has been related.
• Her face still kept its tranquil brooding, but her slow gray eyes had a secret tremor, they were almost alert, as if she were on the watch.
• She sat smiling, tranquil among the cries of her offspring.
• In her calm and busy life the very name faded from her tranquil mind.
• Isdigerd remained tranquil and at rest within the walls of his capital.
• Florence is perfectly tranquil and at the same time most unusually animated, what with the French troops and the passionate gratitude of the people.
• India is at present tranquil, and likely to remain so.
• But when all was over, a sorrowful calm succeeded, and, if not free from grief, she was tranquil.
• Besides, Lady Brandon, even when her mind was tranquil, was habitually restless.
• If the Rule was hard of observance in tranquil times, it was infinitely harder when doors of escape presented themselves on all sides.
• Nature intended me for the tranquil pursuits of science, by rendering them my supreme delight.
• There the spirits of the worthy would lead a life of tranquil luxury.
• At The Hague everything pursued its tranquil course as usual.
• Scinde remained tranquil, after a few arrests and executions had been effected.
• Yet each countenance was mild and tranquil, and even kindly in expression.
• His was, on the whole, and accounting for some fluttering of the nerves, a very tranquil spirit.
• So I am going to ask you after all to pass a tranquil hour with me in pondering a quiet chapter in the history of books.
• In the mean while, new days of storm and tumult were at hand to dispel this brief period of tranquil enjoyment.
• At last the young cyclone subsided, and we sailed over a tranquil sea into Boston harbor, thence by rail to our Bay state home.
• The tranquil air was heavy with the perfumes of spring.
• The sea was as tranquil and blue as that of a Mediterranean gulf, when the sky is clear.
• The prisoners had been trying to overthrow the palisade, but of course had not succeeded, and were not long in becoming more tranquil.
• The ravages of war had not yet effaced its tranquil beauty, nor had the names of its bright rivers and thriving villages become household words.
• With King Charles of Sardinia it is duty to his people that summons him, from those modest and tranquil ways of life of which he dreamed, to the cares and toils of the crown.
• Having done so, he felt tranquil and relieved, and perhaps the least little bit dull.
• His face was so tranquil and pure, his hair curled in little rings, and there was a smile on his lips.

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