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DictionarylimpidCalm and untroubled
adjective

limpid

Completely calm and untroubled.

Even during a heated argument, her expression remains limpid.

Etymology
limpidLatinclear; transparent

Latin limpidus means clear or transparent, especially of water. The calm sense extends the image of clear, undisturbed water to a tranquil condition.

More examples

  • A limpid peace settles over the house after the guests leave.
  • His limpid mood contrasts with the tension around him.
  • She greets the unexpected news with a limpid smile.

Forms

limpid

Similar words

serene
Emphasizes peaceful composure, often visible in someone's outward manner.
tranquil
Often describes peaceful surroundings rather than a person's emotional state.
unruffled
Emphasizes remaining composed despite something that might cause distress.