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Definition of equanimous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotion controlRare stays calm and in control even when things are hardRare
- She remained equanimous during the stressful meeting.
- The equanimous nurse reassured panicked relatives calmly.
- Despite insults, he stayed equanimous and refused to argue.
Origin of equanimous
Latin, aequus (equal) + animus (mind)
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- French:équanime, ...
- German:gelassen, ...
- Italian:equanime, ...
- Spanish:ecuánime, ...
- Portuguese:equânime, ...
- Chinese:镇定的, ...
- Japanese:平静な, ...
- Arabic:رَزين, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁקֵט בְּרוּחוֹ, ...
- Russian:невозмутимый, ...
- Ukrainian:спокійний, ...
- Hindi:समभावी, ...
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