placidness
61tranquillity — n 1. calm, calmness, motionlessness, stillness, quietness, quietude; serenity, sereneness, placidity, placidness; repose, reposefulness, rest, restfulness, peace, peacefulness, harmony, harmoniousness; ataraxia. 2. composure, self possession,… …
62placid — /ˈplæsəd / (say plasuhd) adjective pleasantly calm or peaceful; unruffled; tranquil; serene. {Latin placidus} –placidity /pləˈsɪdəti/ (say pluh siduhtee), placidness, noun –placidly, adverb …
63placid — [plas′id] adj. [L placidus, akin to placere, to PLEASE] undisturbed; tranquil; calm; quiet SYN. CALM placidity [plə sid′ə tē] n. placidness placidly adv …
64calmness — noun 1. steadiness of mind under stress (Freq. 2) he accepted their problems with composure and she with equanimity • Syn: ↑composure, ↑calm, ↑equanimity • Ant: ↑discomposure ( …
65even-tempered — adjective not easily irritated an equable temper not everyone shared his placid temperament remained placid despite the repeated delays • Syn: ↑equable, ↑good tempered, ↑placid • Similar to: ↑ …
66placid — adj. 1 (of a person) not easily aroused or disturbed; peaceful. 2 mild; calm; serene. Derivatives: placidity n. placidly adv. placidness n. Etymology: F placide or L placidus f. placere please …
