Possessives

• SB: A short pause of story reading [ barefoot animal stories ] restored SB's equanimity.

Converse of object

• have: The person who has reached the state of perfection has equanimity toward the vicissitudes of life.

• develop: If we do not develop equanimity there is likely to be aversion because of unpleasant sights and smells or difficult situations.

• disturb: In which a most Horrid Specter disturbs the Equanimity of Mr. Vanslyperken.

• maintain: We were encouraged to remain physically still, with the mind maintaining equanimity.

• achieve: At first he stages a recovery and achieves some equanimity but fate is not finished toying with him.

Adjective modifier

• perfect: M: Every sensation is contemplated in perfect equanimity.

• great: He was also a man of great equanimity, even when talking about his own death.

• more: Thus, there can be more equanimity toward conditioned dhammas.

• cognitive: The purpose of meditation is to clear one's mind and to develop cognitive equanimity.

• complete: The soul is usually in a state of complete equanimity.

• surprising: I answered ridiculous questions about how I thought the press would cover the event with surprising equanimity.

Modifies a noun

• anything: We cannot contemplate with equanimity anything less than a truly auspicious beginning having the good wishes of everyone concerned.

Preposition: in

• face: Fenton's choreography suggested a joyous equanimity in the face of the passing of time, love and life.