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[[Latin]] tranquillus [[meaning]] quiet. | [[Latin]] tranquillus [[meaning]] quiet. | ||
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*1: Free from [[Turbulence|agitation]] or disturbance; calm, serene, placid, [[quiet]], peaceful. | *1: Free from [[Turbulence|agitation]] or disturbance; calm, serene, placid, [[quiet]], peaceful. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:41, 13 December 2020
Etymology
Latin tranquillus meaning quiet.
- Date: 14th Century
Definitions
- a. Of the mind, or affairs.
- b. Of the sea, the weather, a landscape, etc.
- c. Of things or actions: Steady, regular, even.
Description
Tranquillity is the quality of calm experienced in places with mainly natural features and activities, free from disturbance from man-made areas.
Psychological research has highlighted why tranquillity is important. Being in a tranquil place allows people to relax, to escape from the stresses and strains of everyday life and to “recharge their batteries”.
