Another word for calm
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Adjective
Noun
Verb
To make or become calm.
See also:To ease the anger or agitation of.
Idioms:See also:
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Another word for calm
Modifier
Said especially of persons
Said often of things
Noun
Composure
Verb
Synonym Study
- Peaceful suggests a lack of turbulence or disorder a peaceful gathering
- Placid implies an undisturbed or unruffled calm and is sometimes used disparagingly to suggest dull equanimity she looked on with placid unconcern
- Serene suggests an exalted tranquillity he died with a serene smile on his lips
- Tranquil implies a more intrinsic or permanent peace and quiet than calm they lead a tranquil life
- Calm , originally applied to the weather, suggests a total absence of, and often a contrast with, agitation or disturbance a calm sea, a calm, answer
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