tranquility

IPA: træŋkwˈɪɫɪti

An unincorporated community in Green, Sussex, New Jersey, United States
An unincorporated community in Adams, Ohio, United States
US standard spelling of tranquillity. [The state of being tranquil; peacefulness, the absence of disturbance or stress; serenity; calm.]
Ellipsis of Sea of Tranquility. [(planetology) A basin in Nearside, Moon, Earth, Solar System; location of the first manned moon landing, in 1969.]

Examples of "tranquility" in Sentences

That it shall be protected in tranquility and peace, ver.
I think a certain tranquility settled in on him in the last four or five years of his life.
And the big danger there, and one of the dangers we face, is, for the cause of short-term tranquility, we empowered the militias; we allowed them to really fill the vacuum.
Freed of the exhausting consequences of their hopeless race against writers, they found their health returning, along with a certain tranquility and a more poised way of living.
Palestinian chatter in the media and society is already predicting that the truce will not result in long term tranquility, but rather an even more brutal and fierce military confrontation.
When I point to the “quietude” of the lyric, however, I am referring, of course, to the Wordsworthian notion of “emotion recollected in tranquility,” free from the rhapsodic, irrational character of the “spontaneous outburst of feeling.”
Even without such 'colour', the docks announce their presence at 08.00 every morning when the pre-work tranquility is broken by the sonourous moan of the dock siren - announcing the start of the work day like a minaret gathering the faithful.
Parents who take their children to restaurants have an obligation to themselves and the rest of the public to teach their kids to behave as if they are in a special place, and if the children are too young to appreciate the situation, they should take the child outside until peace and tranquility is restored.