serene

B2 · Upper Intermediate

adj. feeling or showing that you are not worried or upset by anything.

adj. unaffected by disturbance or anxiety; possessing a stable and composed temperament.

“Despite the chaos around her, she remained serene and focused on her work.”

“He maintained a serene expression throughout the difficult negotiations, never allowing his frustration to show to the opposing team.”

C2 · Proficiency Formal

adj. a word used in the official titles of some members of royal families.

adj. used as a formal honorific in certain royal or princely titles to indicate high rank or sovereignty.

“The letter was addressed to His Serene Highness the Prince of Monaco.”

“Protocol required that the visiting dignitaries address the monarch as 'Your Serene Highness' during the formal state banquet.”

C2 · Proficiency Archaic · Literary

adj. describing a sky that is clear and has no clouds.

adj. referring to weather or skies that are fair, clear, and unobscured by clouds or mist.

Español:sereno

“They sailed under a serene summer sky without a single cloud in sight.”

“The poet described the serene heavens of the Mediterranean, where the stars shone with a brilliance unknown in the north.”