Word – Tranquil

Tranquil – Word of the Day

Meaning

(Adjective): free from disturbance; calm.

Synonym:

• Quiet
• Serene
• Relaxing
• Pleasant

History:

It originated in late Middle English derived from French word tranquille and Latin word transqilus.

Example:

• Adjective Usage – Tranquil:

1. “Look at Alex she looks so tranquil and happy.”
2. Decisions taken from a tranquil mind are always victorious.
3. This place is so tranquil that I can spend my entire life here peacefully.
4. It’s so tranquil today.
5. Max seems less tranquil today as compared to other days.
6. My yoga teacher helped me reach a tranquil state.

• Verb Usage – Tranquilize:

1. You need to tranquilize your dog.
2. Shut your eyes. It would be best if you tranquilize your mind.
3. The memories of my childhood tranquilizer me.
4. Nothing can beat a tranquilizer state of mind.
5. The hairdresser was forced to tranquilise the anxious child because he was too scared to get a haircut done from a stranger.
6. Sam used to take medication to tranquilise his hysterical mind.

• Noun Usage – Tranquility:

1. In the mountains surrounded by trees, one can feel the tranquillity of nature and forget all life concerns.
2. The tranquillity of Meera’s surroundings is so wonderful that I plan to shift in her locality.
3. I am afraid that I won’t be able to enjoy this tranquillity for long.
4. Eva said that she had not enjoyed this tranquillity since her son Kevin was born.
5. It is so challenging to find tranquillity in life nowadays.
6. I love the feeling of tranquillity; it makes me happy.