Word Map Index Literary Words: Amorphous Serene Prodigious Sublime

History (Etymology): from the Greek xeros: dry serene Synonyms or near-synonyms Calm Tranquil Unruffled Mild Mellow Peaceful Use: The nurse’s serene eyes and gentle manner created a surprisingly soothing atmosphere in the emergency room. Forms: serenity (Noun) serenely (Adverb) Antonyms or near-antonyms Stormy Tumultuous Violent Out-of-control “My serenity is rippled but not ruffled.” “serene and celestial atmosphere” “vision of serenity and purity” “His roof is the overhanging sky which reflects his serenity.” From Walden by Henry David Thoreau: Example: Non-example:
Forms: generation; generated; generating; generational; generative Relatives: genesis general generator genocide gene; genetic genre genuine genius Antonyms or near-antonyms: die degenerate extinguish fade Example Non-Example:.

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Word Map Index Literary Words: Amorphous Serene Prodigious Sublime