æquanimity

A form of equanimity — The state of being calm, stable and composed, especially under stress.

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Meanings

nounæquanimity (plural æquanimities)

plural æquanimities

  1. obsoleteObsolete form of equanimity.

    What can be more excellent in a woman than this æquanimity, which ſets them ſo much above the moſt fatal accidents?

    1753, M. Du Boscq, The Accomplish’d Woman, J. Watts; Volume II, Chapter VIII, page 102
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Chicago

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