equanimous (Meaning)
Wordnet
equanimous (s)
in full control of your faculties
Webster
equanimous (a.)
Of an even, composed frame of mind; of a steady temper; not easily elated or depressed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of equanimous
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equanimous Sentence Examples
- The Buddha's teachings emphasize the importance of maintaining an equanimous state of mind.
- The yogi's meditation practice helped him to achieve an equanimous state, free from emotional fluctuations.
- The peace activist remained equanimous amidst the chaos of the protest, refusing to be drawn into conflict.
- The scientist preserved an equanimous disposition despite the setbacks encountered during the experiment.
- The judge strove to remain equanimous in court, treating all parties with fairness and impartiality.
- The customer service representative handled the angry customer with an equanimous demeanor, resolving the issue promptly.
- The seasoned traveler maintained an equanimous attitude despite the delays and inconveniences encountered during the journey.
- The student's equanimous response to the challenging exam question demonstrated their preparation and composure.
- The athlete exhibited equanimity in victory and defeat, acknowledging the value of both outcomes.
- The leader's equanimous demeanor inspired confidence and trust among the team members, fostering a collaborative environment.
FAQs About the word equanimous
in full control of your facultiesOf an even, composed frame of mind; of a steady temper; not easily elated or depressed.
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The Buddha's teachings emphasize the importance of maintaining an equanimous state of mind.
The yogi's meditation practice helped him to achieve an equanimous state, free from emotional fluctuations.
The peace activist remained equanimous amidst the chaos of the protest, refusing to be drawn into conflict.
The scientist preserved an equanimous disposition despite the setbacks encountered during the experiment.
