Words For Tranquility

verb past tense of hush, meaning to make someone or something quiet or silent

adjective making very little noise; quiet

• The room fell hushed as the speaker began their presentation.
• We spoke in hushed tones so as not to disturb the sleeping baby.
• The party was so hushed, we had to sneak in through the back door.
• The beauty of the scene left us all in hushed awe.

noun the act of resting or being at peace

verb to lie down or rest in a peaceful manner

• The painting depicts a woman in a peaceful repose, surrounded by flowers.
• After a long day of work, I like to find a cozy spot to repose and relax.
• Let's find a nice park bench to repose and chill for a bit.
• His mind found a moment of repose amidst the chaos of everyday life.

adjective describing something that is without sound or noise

• The soundless room was a result of the thick soundproof walls.
• I love walking through the soundless forest early in the morning.
• The party was so boring, it was practically soundless.
• Her smile was soundless, but it spoke volumes about her happiness.

noun the sound of rustling leaves or wind through trees

• The psithurism of the wind through the trees created a serene atmosphere in the park.
• I love sitting outside and listening to the psithurism of the leaves rustling in the breeze.
• The psithurism of the wind is so relaxing, it's like nature's ASMR.
• The psithurism of the crowd's whispers filled the auditorium before the concert started.