Quiet synonyms
Category:
Part of speech:
Inclined or disposed to peace; peaceable:
Free from disturbance or agitation; calm, serene, peaceful, placid, etc.
Having or making no sound.
To make less intense, severe, or violent
Having low dissolved mineral content:
Ranked near the beginning of an ascending series or scale:
stilled
(Music) Produced by or provided with a mute.
Up to or at a specified time; yet:
Habitually untalkative.
Undisturbed; tranquil; calm; quiet
Quiet or withdrawn
Incapable of speech; lacking the ability to speak
To baffle; perplex; nonplus
(Obs.) To make useless
irritate (antonym)
Not saying anything about a particular matter; making no mention:
To put down; repress
Not disturbed or distracted.
Very quietly. In soft tones.
(Law) Declining to enter a plea to a criminal charge:
Silent or uncommunicative; disinclined to speak readily, often, specif., habitually so
Disposed not to talk; tightlipped.
(Archaic) To reward.
To alleviate the symptoms of (a disease or disorder).
Having or making no noise.
noisy (antonym)
unspeaking
Mute, unable to speak for physical or psychological reasons.
Silent; not speaking
Not expressed
Being near the surface; short:
Tending to conceal one's thoughts, feelings, affairs, etc. from others; reticent; not frank or open
Even or uniform in tone, color, pitch, volume, rate, etc.
Not noticeable or blatant; inconspicuous.
Lacking pretension or affectation; modest:
Restrained, subtle, modest, etc.
Lack of wind or motion; stillness
The quality or state of being tranquil; calmness; serenity
An absence of motion or disturbance
The state or condition of being untroubled; freedom from worry.
To stop from making noise; make quiet or silent
To make or become calm
To come to an agreement, especially to resolve a lawsuit out of court.
sounds (related)
plain (related)
(Mech.) Having relatively little friction
with little or no activity or no agitation (`quiet' is a nonstandard variant for `quietly')
Freedom from worry; peace of mind.
a disposition free from stress or emotion
A lack of agitation or disturbance.
The quality or state of being tranquil; serenity.
A short period of quiet or of comparative calm, lessened activity, etc.
Alternative spelling of tranquilize.
Alternative spelling of tranquilize.
become quiet or quieter
active (antonym)
unquiet (antonym)
unquietly (antonym)
sound (antonym)
Not audible; that cannot be heard or be distinctly heard
(Informal) Stupid; moronic
(Medicine) Asymptomatic:
Having the lips closed tightly
(Informal) In a casual manner; nonchalantly:
Engaged in deep and serious thought.
Silent
quieted
Silent
To suffocate (another).
Characterized by reserve or a lack of expression:
A reduction in strictness or severity.
The state of being speechless.
To make lax or loose:
To adjust or settle; reconcile
To sedate or relieve of anxiety or tension by the administration of a drug.
To allay or relieve (pain, an ache, etc.); assuage
(Law) To help; aid
To comply with (rules, standards, or obligations)
To ease the anger or agitation of (a person or the mind, for example).
To stop from being angry; appease; pacify; mollify
To satisfy or appease (hunger or thirst, for example).
To overcome, as by persuasion or training; control
To bring (oneself) to accept:
To make calm
To make less harsh, strident, or critical:
To become moderate
To make or become better; improve:
To lessen, relieve, or alleviate (pain, grief, etc.)
To crush; subdue; put an end to
To render motionless for lack of wind:
To pacify or quiet, esp. by giving in to the demands of
To prevent (a person or group) from doing something or acting in a certain way:
To make or become sober
To make or become slower; slow down:
To become as if dead; lose vigor, intensity, etc.
To make silent
lower the sound level
To make silent
To make vague or obscure:
To kill by preventing respiration; smother or suffocate.
To make jokes or quips:
To restrain from expression:
To make silent
To keep back; restrain; check
To make silent
Make shorter by cutting
To exclude or prevent (someone) from a given condition or activity:
(Psychology) To exclude (painful or disturbing memories, for example) automatically or unconsciously from the conscious mind.
To prove to be false or erroneous; overthrow by argument or proof:
To damn
To respond in kind to
To prevent the passage of heat, electricity, or sound into or out of, especially by surrounding or covering with a nonconducting material:
(Intransitive) To become damp; to deaden.
stop the mouth
To make silent
To provide with a floor.
put the lid on
To make silent
To make silent
put the stopper on
To make silent
To suppress or silence completely and with a crushing effect
excite (antonym)
agitate (antonym)
ring (antonym)
cause to sound (antonym)
withdrawn (related)
modest (related)
peace (related)
rest (related)
ease (related)
Characterized by or suggestive of reserve or modesty:
Being in a condition of biological rest or inactivity characterized by cessation of growth or development and the suspension of many metabolic processes:
So shocked as to be speechless
Of good family; wellborn:
Of the halcyon
Not readily noticeable.
Not offensive
Examining one's own perceptions and sensory experiences; contemplative or thoughtful about oneself.
Restrained, subtle, not trying to attract attention
Too submissive; easily imposed on; spineless; spiritless
Having or making no motion.
Of or concerning countries bordering the Pacific Ocean, especially those of Asia and North America.
Receiving or subjected to an action without responding or initiating an action in return:
Meditative; thoughtful
Full of repose; tranquil
Drawing back from contact with others, from publicity, etc.; reserved; shy
Removed or remote from others; solitary:
Serenely deliberate, composed, and dignified in character or manner.
Removed from others; secluded
Unaffected by disturbance; calm or peaceful:
Foul from lack of movement
Sober; sedate; settled and steady
Not assuming, pretentious, or forward; modest; retiring
Not demonstrative; giving little outward expression of feeling; restrained; reserved
Not disturbed; calm.
Receiving few or no travelers or visitors:
unmolested
Not molested
Not affected emotionally, or not showing emotion
Water held or pushed back by or as if by a dam or current.
The state or characteristic of being dormant; quiet, inactive restfulness.
nepenthe
A drug supposed by the ancient Greeks to cause forgetfulness of sorrow
A drug, hormone, or other chemical substance having sedative or narcotic effects similar to those containing opium or its derivatives:
(Microbiology) When a cell is in a term of no growth and no division.
The quality or condition of being quiet:
A state of being quiet; rest; calmness
A sedative medicine
Any of various drugs used to reduce tension or anxiety; an antianxiety agent.
A low tone of sound or voice
To reduce or decrease
To make or cause to be unemployed or inactive:
To make or become mellow.
To lighten the pressure, stress, weight, etc. on (something)
To live in a stable.
demonstrative (antonym)
disturbed (antonym)
forward (antonym)
hoidenish (antonym)
obtrusive (antonym)
rude (antonym)
stormy (antonym)
tumultuous (antonym)
aggravate (antonym)
arouse (antonym)
exasperate (antonym)
increase (antonym)
intensify (antonym)
busy (antonym)
agitated (antonym)
troubled (antonym)
loud (antonym)
complicated (antonym)
complex (antonym)
intricate (antonym)
clamorous (antonym)
boisterous (antonym)
noise (antonym)
loudness (antonym)
clamor (antonym)
clangor (antonym)
turn up (antonym)
Quiet; calm.
Gentle and low; soft
Not noticeable; unobtrusive.
Kept under control; subdued or moderate:
Pleasing in flavor; tasty.
The state or condition of being soundless.
The state of being peaceful.
The state or quality of being placid.
To allay the sorrow or grief of (someone).
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