equanimity in Japanese
equanimity in Japanese is 安心, 正念 — equanimity means a calm, steady state of mind that holds up under strain, so that difficulty or provocation does not throw the person off balance.
equanimity in Japanese
安心
Pronounced: anshin
The state of being calm, stable and composed, especially under stress.
正念
Pronounced: shōnen
The state of being calm, stable and composed, especially under stress.
What does "equanimity" mean?
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noun A calm, steady state of mind that holds up under strain, so that difficulty or provocation does not throw the person off balance.
"She accepted the verdict with remarkable equanimity."
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equanimity in a sentence
- She accepted the verdict with remarkable equanimity.
- Years of nursing had given him the equanimity to handle bad news without flinching.
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What is "equanimity" in Japanese?
"equanimity" in Japanese is 安心, 正念. equanimity means: A calm, steady state of mind that holds up under strain, so that difficulty or provocation does not throw the person off balance.
How do you pronounce 安心?
"equanimity" in Japanese is 安心, pronounced "anshin".
How do you use "equanimity" in a sentence?
Example: "She accepted the verdict with remarkable equanimity." In Japanese, "equanimity" is 安心, 正念.
Are there other ways to say "equanimity" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "equanimity": 安心, 正念.
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