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DictionarytranquilCalm and peaceful
adjective

tranquil

TRANG-kwil/ˈtræŋkwɪl/

Calm, peaceful, and undisturbed.

The person sits in a tranquil pose beside the still lake.

Person sits peacefully beside still lake, relaxed shoulders and open hands, quiet minimal water and reeds, no glowing aura.
Etymology
tranquilLatinquiet, calm, still

Latin tranquillus supplies the idea of being quiet and undisturbed. Early English use especially described facial features, applying that calmness to a person's outward expression.

In context

National Geographic46:19
It's very peaceful and calm. A tranquil little place, yeah.
Global Disasters | Witness to Disaster MEGA Episode | National Geographic

More examples

  • She feels tranquil after a long walk.
  • We enjoy a tranquil afternoon beside the lake.
  • The neighborhood becomes more tranquil after rush hour.

Forms

tranquil · more tranquil · most tranquil

tranquility noun — A state of calm and peace.

tranquilly adverb — In a calm, peaceful manner.

Similar words

calm
Emphasizes freedom from agitation, excitement, or strong emotion.
peaceful
Often emphasizes freedom from conflict, violence, or disturbance.
serene
Suggests a deep calm that troubles do not disturb.