Thesaurus / tranquility

tranquility

How to use tranquility in a sentence

In your last letter you ask whether your remaining at Bath is necessary to my tranquility.

The public tranquility had not been disturbed, when armed peasants introduced themselves.

Who was this mysterious correspondent that dared to disturb the tranquility of his retreat?

He did so with the greatest tranquility, as if the objection was the most insignificant affair in the world.

I am obliged to write in haste, and very imperfectly, a work which requires the leisure and tranquility I do not enjoy.

This progress of the church might, at first blush, seem to say that everything was in a state of tranquility and peace.

If you think of growing old in tranquility in any part of the world, flee with that Greek woman whom you love, far, far away!

SNNICAVICENTE BLASCO IBEZ

Contemptible quarrels will cease to disturb the tranquility of states, when we blush at having considered them important.

GOOD SENSEPAUL HENRI THIRY, BARON D'HOLBACH

Those effeminate beings discussed with sublime tranquility the manner of their end.

SNNICAVICENTE BLASCO IBEZ

She frets herself and embitters her life during those months in which tranquility is of the utmost importance.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985