Serequinox

[ser-ee-kwuh-noks]

Definition

1. (noun) This serene term combines “serene,” representing a state of calm and peacefulness, with “equinox,” signifying the time when day and night are of equal length. It’s used to describe a moment where the peaceful ambiance aligns harmoniously with the changing seasons.
   

Example

Imagine sitting by a calm lake during the autumn equinox, surrounded by the serene colors of changing leaves and the tranquil sounds of nature. It’s not just a day in nature; it’s a Serequinox. You might say, “The day by the lake wasn’t just about the autumn scenery; it was a Serequinox. The calmness of the lake and the equality of day and night created a moment of serene balance.”