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Meanings of
tranquil
in anglès
(Of a body of water) free from disturbance by heavy waves.
still
quiet
smooth
placid
unruffled
Related terms
calm
Showing no trouble or agitation.
serene
unagitated
Related terms
composed
Sinònims
Examples for "
still
"
still
quiet
smooth
placid
unruffled
Examples for "
still
"
1
However, July and August
still
saw millions of employees left without work.
2
However, the reality of the inequalities in this society
still
continues today.
3
The feed situation is
still
good because of really good spring rain.
4
However, Pakula could
still
remember details of that case four years ago.
5
Read: Kaizer Chiefs news: Work permit issue
still
hanging over new coach
1
With America's help, Europe has taken a long,
quiet
step toward normality.
2
None had used the classic 'serial killer' soubriquets of
'
quiet
'
or 'withdrawn'.
3
Central, roomy, and
quiet
;
the most advanced Restaurant in the Vegetarian Movement.
4
However, the legal reform task force has gone
quiet
in recent months.
5
All was again
quiet
in the street; the violin was also silent.
1
This great adoption of EU law is essential to a
smooth
Brexit.
2
He wears a good suit does Ince, a
smooth
gray number today.
3
However there are ways of making the transition as
smooth
as possible.
4
Introducing set terms and age limits was supposed to ensure
smooth
transitions.
5
The scales
smooth
;
praeanal pores none; pupil elliptical, erect; hinder limbs short.
1
The winds were gone, and now it was just water,
placid
water.
2
The
placid
surface was vexed; the attempt on its being had hurt.
3
Your summits are clear; the sky and lake are blue and
placid
.
4
Tornov thought for a moment while Bazarian raged behind a
placid
façade.
5
The principal object of meditation was of course the
placid
lake itself-
1
Something in the
unruffled
peace of the scene tore at my nerves.
2
She looked as
unruffled
as one of the swans on the Haff.
3
On camera, CoreFire was
unruffled
,
but he spoke for the first time.
4
The river was wide and
unruffled
here, the current slow but steady.
5
The bees droned by, there was a whisper among the
unruffled
leaves.
Usage of
tranquil
in anglès
1
He was
tranquil
by nature, a man content to work in solitude.
2
Minutes later the
tranquil
morning was shattered by the sound of gunshots.
3
His equanimity was not, however, entirely due to a naturally
tranquil
disposition.
4
The great generous city lay
tranquil
and smiling in the frosty sunlight.
5
There was food for reflection in the
tranquil
capitulation of the defenders.
6
Happiness is no longer possible in ignorance; certainty alone makes life
tranquil
.
7
Yes, a lovely
tranquil
setting on a pleasant Italian sunny summer afternoon.
8
A vessel was about leaving; the wind was gentle, the ocean
tranquil
.
9
Affairs in America were no more
tranquil
than they were in England.
10
Earlescourt was one of the fairest spots in fair and
tranquil
England.
11
Ahead of him the river widened and swept on in
tranquil
quiet.
12
The
tranquil
beauty of the country played the very vengeance with me.
13
The livingroom of 9 Springhill Park is a sea of
tranquil
taupe.
14
Elizabeth seemed happy; my
tranquil
demeanour contributed greatly to calm her mind.
15
The idea of any more
tranquil
happiness has no charms for them.
16
Hobbes passed for an atheist; he led a
tranquil
and innocent life.
Other examples for "tranquil"
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tranquil
Adjective
Frequent collocations
more tranquil
so tranquil
as tranquil
tranquil life
perfectly tranquil
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Tranquil
through the time
Tranquil
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common