serenity

Converse of object

• enjoy: Day 12 Full day expedition to enjoy the serenity of the immense salt flats.
• bring: An album written for peace and relaxation that will always bring serenity to your mind, body and spirit.
• find: If you find serenity and happiness, people may be jealous.
• have: The Church seats around 50 worshippers and has a serenity and intimacy which belies its humble origins.
• see: And most download geeks would rather see serenity well than grainy with half the image cut off.
• disturb: The accompanying crowds and noise disturbs the serenity of the park.

Adjective modifier

• calm: Gentler tones reflect the calm serenity of the Buddhist religious life.
• peaceful: Buddha died at the age of eighty in peaceful serenity.
• quiet: The work opens in a mood of quiet serenity.
• great: The announcement of a third melody subtly changes the mood to one of great serenity.
• sweet: Comments: the sweet serenity of books Good stuff, Pond.
• real: There is a real serenity about Tigger - his quiet movement compared to his size astounds me.

Modifies a noun

• prayer: He should also keep in mind the serenity prayer.

Noun used with modifier

• crystal: The only hotel of us asked the royal caribbean crystal serenity last.

Preposition: of

• mind: Give us calmness and serenity of mind and heart as we prepare for the forthcoming examinations.
• area: The beauty and serenity of the area strike their visitors every time.
• ballooning: Welcome to Balloons Over Britain Experience the awesome thrill and peaceful serenity of hot air ballooning.
• atmosphere: We would like you to enjoy the serenity of the unhurried atmosphere that exists in these wilderness regions.
• landscape: Enjoy a warm welcome, a superb traditional English breakfast and the peace and serenity of an ancient landscape unspoiled by the twentieth century.

Preposition: by

• sea: Slow to Cornwall's pace and find yourself lulled into serenity by the sea.