serene

UK
/səˈriːn/
US
/səˈrin/
sereneadjective
serener
Comp.
serenest
Super.
UK
/səˈriːn/
US
/səˈrin/
Translations
The serene landscape helped her relax.
Спокойный пейзаж помог ей расслабиться.
He had a serene expression on his face.
У него было безмятежное выражение лица.
The serene evening was perfect for a walk.
Тихий вечер был идеален для прогулки.
Definitions
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.
serenenoun
serenes
pl
Archaic noun denoting a calm or clear state of the sky or weather
Definitions
(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.
sereneverb
serened
Past Simple
serened
Past Participle
serening
Gerund
UK
/səˈriːn/
US
/səˈrin/
Rare, chiefly poetic or literary usage.
Definitions
To make or become calm, clear, or tranquil.
After the storm, the skies began to serene.