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The word tranquil is an adjective. The noun form is tranquility.
The noun forms for tranquil are tranquilness and tranquility.
The noun forms of the adjective 'tranquil' are tranquilness and tranquility.
The noun forms of the adjective 'tranquil' are tranquilness and tranquility.
With the addition of -ness, the adjective tranquil becomes the noun tranquilness. Other noun forms are tranquility and tranquilizer.
The noun forms for tranquil are tranquilness and tranquility.
The word tranquil is an adjective. The noun form is tranquility.
The noun forms of the adjective 'tranquil' are tranquilness and tranquility.
The noun forms of the adjective 'tranquil' are tranquilness and tranquility.
Yes it is. Tranquil is a word used to describe the aura of a place. For example, "This rainforest is very tranquil." In this sentence adjective, tranquil, is describing the noun, rainforest.
With the addition of -ness, the adjective tranquil becomes the noun tranquilness. Other noun forms are tranquility and tranquilizer.
The word 'tranquil' is an adjective. It describes a state of calmness, of freedom from agitation, disturbance, or stress: 'The beach was tranquil, with its calm sea and slight breeze.' 'The person was very upset, but became more tranquil after speaking with a counsellor.' The word 'comfort' can be a noun or a verb; 'attract' is a verb; 'move' can be a verb or a noun.
Tranquil is an adjective.
It is a noun meaning a calm and peaceful state of mind.
I just need a tranquil moment to marshall my reserves. The oasis seemed tranquil enough. The glen was a very tranquil spot for our picnic.
The glen was so tranquil that I actually heard the spider's footfalls as it approached. Now that the kids have gone to bed, it will be tranquil again in the house. The church was so tranquil.
A Tranquil Star was created in 2007.