ataraxy

/ˈætəˌræksi/
noun
  1. A state of calmness and freedom from emotional disturbance, especially as a goal in ancient Greek philosophy.
    • The concept of ataraxy influenced many later thinkers and writers.
    • She read about ataraxy in her philosophy class and tried to practice it daily.
    • Epicurus taught that ataraxy was essential for a happy life.
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