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Meanings of tranquil in English
Usage of tranquil in English
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.
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Tranquil through the time
Tranquil across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common