The word 'tranquillity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a calm, peaceful atmosphere or setting. For example, "The sun was setting, and a sense of tranquillity quietly settled over the lake."
Whatever Mr and Mrs Williams saw in their gifted second daughter when they named her Serena 33 years ago, she has rarely lived up to any perception of tranquillity or contentment.
As you've discovered, weathering difficulties in a relationship draws on specialist skills that can leave the carer feeling washed up and redundant when tranquillity is restored.
"The contrast between the peace and tranquillity of the location plus Josie's ethereal beauty and the dead buck was what I wanted to explore.
Only current or former Kent dwellers are permitted to find the scenes of post-earthquake tranquillity, normality, even monotony, in any way comedic – unless of course they'd always laughed at Kent previously.
Apart from the tranquillity and the wildlife, I discovered one rather more guilty pleasure in canoeing: seeing all this private land exposed from our new vantage point on the water.
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'All blown away.' But so was our flight weariness as we stepped into the tranquillity of the Paradise Cove, a textbook luxury hotel, lush with tropical greenery, wall-to-wall discreet service, and utterly peaceful.
"I lived the second half with tranquillity," Luis Enrique said.
Besides, he had brokered a sort of peace in 1991 between his army and the others, and the sheer power of his personality imposed relative tranquillity on the emerald zone.Some thought him one of Colombia's worst criminals.
This close to London, their relative tranquillity is prized by locals.
IN MOST countries, the word "suburb" evokes clipped hedges, wide driveways and tranquillity.
