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contentment

contentment
Noun

This term describes a serene, stable form of happiness that arises from a lack of desire for more. It differs from excitement or euphoria by its quiet, enduring nature, suggesting a peaceful acceptance of one's circumstances rather than a peak emotional experience.

As an uncountable noun, it refers to an abstract state of being. It does not have a plural form and cannot be counted with numbers; instead, it is measured in degrees or described using quantifiers like "a sense of" or "a feeling of."

Meanings

Nouncontentment

A state of happiness and satisfaction caused by being satisfied with what one has.

He found a sense of deep contentment in his quiet life in the countryside.

Examples

I feel contentment.

She found contentment.

Contentment is key.

He lived in a state of contentment.

They sought contentment in the city.

Her face showed pure contentment.

The monk reached a state of total contentment.

Fantasy

I felt a surge of contentment after the meal.

Gourmet

She found contentment in her new school friends.

School Life

True contentment requires an acceptance of one's fate.

History

The CEO spoke of the contentment of his staff.

Business

I apologize for assuming your contentment with the terms.

Apology

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