restful (Meaning)

Wordnet

restful (a)

affording physical or mental rest

Webster

Being at rest; quiet.

Giving rest; freeing from toil, trouble, etc.

After a tiring day, the tranquility of the seaside provided a restful solace.
The warm glow of the fireplace invited a restful evening by the couch.
The rhythmic sound of the waves lulled her into a restful slumber.
The therapist's soothing voice guided her into a deeply restful state of meditation.
The secluded cabin offered a restful retreat from the bustling city life.
The soft breeze and rustling leaves created a restful and serene atmosphere in the garden.
The yoga session ended with a restful savasana pose, leaving her feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
The warm bath and scented candles provided a restful spa-like experience at home.
The gentle touch of the massage therapist's hands eased away her tension and left her feeling restful.
The weekend getaway in nature allowed her to experience the restful embrace of the outdoors.

affording physical or mental restBeing at rest; quiet., Giving rest; freeing from toil, trouble, etc.

placid, serene, tranquil,quiet, peaceful, quieted,calm, hushed, still, arcadian

noisy, deafening, woolly, deafening, uproarious, uproarious,loud, boisterous, noisy, rowdy

After a tiring day, the tranquility of the seaside provided a restful solace.

The warm glow of the fireplace invited a restful evening by the couch.

The rhythmic sound of the waves lulled her into a restful slumber.

The therapist's soothing voice guided her into a deeply restful state of meditation.