serenely
/sɪˈriːnli
/adverb
In a calm, peaceful, and untroubled manner: she smiled serenely he is serenely confident in his own abilities...
- Once the initial awareness of nakedness had been absorbed, the mind settles down serenely to watch the dance.
- A Pickford aficionado, the director talks about being inspired by her serenely Canadian approach to close-ups.
- The pages flutter gently, flap around like mad, or sail serenely on.
- strike a balance
- strike a blow for (or against)
- strike a blow for (or at/against)
- strike a chord
- strike a discordant note
- strike a light
- strike an attitude (or pose)
- strike at the root (or roots) of
- strike back
- strike-break
- strike-breaker
- strike force
- strike gold
- strike hands
- strike home
- strike in
- strike (it) lucky
- strike it rich
- strike me lucky (or pink)
- strike (or hit) a false note
- strike (or hit) the right (or wrong) note
- strike (or sound) a note of
- strike (or touch) a chord
- strike (or touch) the right chord
- strikeout