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ataraxia 

without disturbance, equlibrium, tranqulity of the soul. an ancient greek work defining innner balance and peace.
this ataraxia hovered about me for some while until i breathed in acceptance
ataraxia by Forrest Armstrong December 8, 2004
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Ataraxia 

a condition characterized by freedom from worry or any other pre-occupation - - Lucky Number Slevin
He will do anything, he has ataraxia.
Ataraxia by rasselmazzel March 31, 2008

ataraxia 

ATARAXIA:
at-uh-rak-see-uh
noun

a state of freedom from emotional disturbance and anxiety; tranquillity.
"Ataraxia should act like a slow-release drug, accumulating over days and weeks. Ancient philosophers believed achieving ataraxia created an emotional homeostasis, where the effect wouldn’t just be a more stable base-level mood, but one that would hopefully flow out to the people around you. If you are more tranquil, you will be less likely to react or combust. So not only do you not ruin your own day, you avoid ruining other people’s too. In a tranquil state you may even make better decisions."
ataraxia by mia.dancer February 1, 2022

ataraxian 

As an addition to the premise of tranquility and peaceful nature. One who has inner peace as a humanist, secularly. That person is referred to as Ataraxian.
By their very nature, Ataraxians understand what tranquility or inner peace is. That place of Ataraxia.
ataraxian by Mengwhey September 16, 2019
a cross between the words attractive and asain; a good looking person of asain descent.
Dan is so not an attrasian
Did you see that attrasian on tv?.. i'd like a piece of that.
attrasian by Jacquelyn Marie September 3, 2008
Savior of African Americans.
Attrail Ammond Snipes
Attrail by ohc'mon! February 9, 2010
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