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serene
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/səˈriːn/
US
/səˈrin/
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serene
adjective
serener
Comp.
serenest
Super.
UK
/səˈriːn/
US
/səˈrin/
спокойный
The serene landscape helped her relax.
Спокойный пейзаж помог ей расслабиться.
безмятежный
He had a serene expression on his face.
У него было безмятежное выражение лица.
тихий
The serene evening was perfect for a walk.
Тихий вечер был идеален для прогулки.
Synonyms
calm
peaceful
tranquil
untroubled
placid
composed
collected
reposeful
Antonyms
agitated
disturbed
troubled
chaotic
serene
noun
serenes
pl
Archaic noun denoting a calm or clear state of the sky or weather
serene
verb
serened
Past Simple
serened
Past Participle
serening
Gerund
UK
/səˈriːn/
US
/səˈrin/
Rare, chiefly poetic or literary usage.
Definitions
serene
adjective
Calm, peaceful, and untroubled; tranquil.
The serene landscape of the countryside helped her relax and forget her worries.
Clear and free of storms or unpleasant change.
The weather was serene, with clear skies and a gentle breeze.
Archaic, chiefly used with royal or noble titles: august; sovereign.
They were granted an audience with His Serene Highness.
serene
noun
(Archaic) A calm, clear, or unclouded state of the sky or weather; tranquility.
After days of storms, the sailors rejoiced in the serene that settled over the sea.
serene
verb
To make or become calm, clear, or tranquil.
After the storm, the skies began to serene.
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