Spiritual or mental tranquillity; peace of mind.

Freedom from anxiety, disturbance (emotional, mental, or spiritual), or inner conflict; calm, tranquillity.

= equality, n. (in 14th cent. with sense ‘equanimity’).

The quality or state of being tranquil; freedom from disturbance or agitation; serenity, calmness; quietness, peacefulness. Of the mind or affairs.

= peaceableness, n.

The state or character of being sober; sobriety. In respect of demeanour, actions, etc.

= tranquillity, n.

The state or condition of being quiet (in various senses of the adjective); absence of noise or disturbance; calmness, tranquillity; †integrity…

Calmness, equanimity; moderation.

figurative. Of the body: An even condition or temper. Of the mind: Evenness, equability. Obsolete.

The quality of being equable or uniform; evenness of mind, temper, or behaviour; freedom from fluctuation or variation in condition, rate of…

Sober-mindedness; sobriety of demeanour.

The state or quality of being calm; stillness, tranquillity, quietness. transferred and figurative. Of the mind, feelings, or demeanour; of…

Of the mind, a person's temper or temperament, etc.: calmness, tranquillity, equableness.

Cheerful tranquillity (of mind, temper, countenance, etc.).

The action of collecting or bringing under control (one's thoughts, etc.); the action of collecting oneself, or state of being collected…

Well-balanced condition of mind or feeling.

Stillness, quiet, tranquillity, serenity; freedom from agitation or disturbance. figurative of the mind, feelings, or demeanour; = calmness, n.

Self-restraint; freedom from passion or mental heat; mildness, calmness.

The state or quality of being composed. in outward bearing, appearance, or demeanour.

Composure, calmness of mind, self-possession. Obsolete.

Mental balance or composure, esp. under provocation of any kind; moderation in or command over the emotions, esp. anger; calmness, equanimity: now…

The quality or condition of being dispassionate.

The quality of being placid; mildness, tranquillity, absence of agitation.

The quality of being serene; serenity.

Due regulation of temper; attempered condition.

The action of quieting (in various senses); the state of being quieted or quiet; peace.

The condition or quality of being equable; equability, n., in various senses.

Freedom from perturbation in mind or demeanour. ? Obsolete.

The quality or fact of being sedate (see the adjective).

Freedom from being mentally perturbed or agitated; calmness, unexcitability.

= placidity, n.

The fact or quality of being centred (in various senses); spec. (in later use) the fact of having achieved a state of inner peace or harmony (cf. c…

Evenness of mind or temper; the quality or condition of being undisturbed by elation, depression, or agitating emotion; unruffledness.

Composed condition of mind, feelings, or demeanour; tranquillity, calmness, collectedness. (The extant sense.)

Serenity.

Of the mind, temper, etc.: Evenness, equability, equanimity. Obsolete.

The state or condition of being unperturbed; unflappability, composure. Also: an instance of this.

Freedom from passion; dispassionateness; †apathy.

A state of calmness and passivity of mind or body; introversion; repose, quietness, tranquillity.

Serenity, tranquillity (of mind, conditions, etc.).

The state or feeling of being in control of one's feelings, emotions, etc.; calmness, collectedness. Cf. composure, n. 10.

sobriety of mind; prudent self-control, moderation.

figurative. State of having the faculties under control and in order; composure, self-possession, calmness.

The state or condition of being comfortable (in various senses; see the adjective).

Composure, ease of manner; an instance of this.

The quality or condition of being level.

A dispassionate condition or quality.

The state or condition of being or appearing passionless.