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tranquillity

British  
/ træŋˈkwɪlɪtɪ /

noun

  1. a state of calm or quietude

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She vowed to guarantee the peace of the country, "the spiritual tranquillity of our people, the economic and social tranquillity of our people".

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He now runs a form of guided meditation involving "ancient sounds that are the origin of the universe and help to bring inner peace and tranquillity", according to his website.

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"Many people are actively seeking tranquillity and serenity in their homes and aren't always ready to commit to more daring colours," she explains.

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A radiant golden canvas layered with subtle textures and faint shapes, exuding both energy and tranquillity.

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It was a place of "peace and tranquillity" which people returned to year after year, the judge said, adding it held great personal significance to many.

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