Pronunciation: /zɛn/
noun a Japanese school of Mahayana Buddhism emphasizing the value of meditation and intuition
A1 I find zen in simple activities like walking in nature.
A2 She practices zen meditation every morning to start her day.
B1 The art of zen gardening requires patience and attention to detail.
B2 After a stressful day, she likes to unwind by listening to zen music.
C1 His deep understanding of zen philosophy has helped him find inner peace.
C2 The zen master's teachings on mindfulness have had a profound impact on her life.
adjective relating to or characteristic of Zen
A1 She felt zen after practicing yoga.
A2 The calming music created a zen atmosphere in the room.
B1 The minimalist design of the room gave it a zen feel.
B2 His zen approach to life helped him stay calm in stressful situations.
C1 The zen garden was meticulously maintained to create a sense of tranquility.
C2 Her zen attitude towards work allowed her to focus and stay productive.
formal The practice of zen meditation has been around for centuries.
informal I like to create a zen space in my home with candles and soft music.
slang I'm feeling so zen after that yoga class, dude.
figurative Her mind was in a state of zen as she watched the sunset.
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