All 7 Uses

serene
in
The Man of the Forest
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To Dale's keen ear these sounds were all they should have been, betokening an unchanged serenity of forestland.†
Chpt 1 *

serenity = untroubled calm
The scene was rather too wild to be pastoral, but it was serene, tranquil, giving the impression of a remote community, prosperous and happy, drifting along the peaceful tenor of sequestered lives.†
Chpt 2

serene = calm and untroubled
By the light of the camp-fire she saw Dale's face, just as usual, still, darkly serene, expressing no thought.†
Chpt 7
Far as vision could see, to the right lay one rolling forest of pine, beautiful and serene.†
Chpt 8
The hours had flown swiftly, serenely, bringing her scarcely a thought of her uncle or dread of her forced detention there or possible discovery by those outlaws supposed to be hunting for her.†
Chpt 10

serenely = in a manner that is calm and untroubled
But the afternoon, when nothing changed, when all was serene, when time seemed to halt, that was her choice, and her solace.†
Chpt 10

serene = calm and untroubled
His face was still and serene, untroubled and unlined, but to Helen his eyes seemed sad, pensive, expressive of an unsatisfied yearning and wonder.†
Chpt 11

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