Definition and meaning of English word "calmness"
calmness
/ˈkɑːmnəs/
How to use
The term 'calmness' is often used in formal or meditative contexts to describe a state of peacefulness. It's essential to note that 'calmness' is an uncountable noun, and it doesn't have a plural form. A common learner mistake is to use 'calmness' as a countable noun, saying 'a calmness'.
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calmness
Example
The pilot handled the severe turbulence with remarkable calmness, reassuring all passengers on board.
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Common phrases
- a sense of calmness— a sense of calmness
- calmness of mind— calmness of mind
- inner calmness— inner calmness
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The English word "calmness" means "calmness" in English.
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