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sereneness

/sɝˈinnəs/ noun

The property of being serene.

Word Origin From Latin serenus, which described a clear, cloudless sky — that's the image: calm, untroubled brightness. Sereneness is the noun form of serene, with the native English suffix -ness added to the Latin root. The same root gives us serenity, a more formal noun, and serenely, the adverb. It's a word that still carries that sky-like clarity.

noun The property of being serene. countable

The sereneness of the mountain lake at dawn was absolutely breathtaking.

(名词) 宁静；安详；平静 【宁静特质】

黎明时分高山湖泊的宁静令人叹为观止。

(sustantivo) serenidad; sosiego; calma; placidez; tranquilidad [La cualidad de ser sereno.]

La serenidad del lago de montaña al amanecer era absolutamente impresionante.

(nom) sérénité; calme; tranquillité [Caractère de ce qui est serein ; sérénité, calme profond.]

La **sereneness** du lac de montagne à l'aube était absolument époustouflante.

(Substantiv) Gelassenheit; Heiterkeit; Stille [Der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, ruhig, gelassen und friedvoll zu sein.]

Die **sereneness** des Bergsees bei Sonnenaufgang war einfach atemberaubend.

(名詞) 穏やかで静かである性質。

夜明けの山の湖の静けさは息をのむほど美しかった。

(substantivo) serenidade; sossego; tranquilidade [A propriedade de ser sereno.]

A serenidade do lago da montanha ao amanhecer era absolutamente impressionante.

Synonyms: serenity calmness tranquility peace placidity composure equanimity stillness Antonyms: agitation disturbance chaos turmoil
Word parts: serene + ness

Related words

serenely serenity

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