Definitions of calm
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To
become
still.
-
To
quiet;
still;
pacify.
-
To
make
calm:
to
quiet.
-
To
still;
soothe;
tranquilize.
-
To
become
quiet;
with
down.
-
make
steady; "
steady
yourself"
-
make
calm
or
still; "
quiet
the
dragons
of
worry
and
fear"
-
become
quiet
or
calm,
esp.
after
a
state
of
agitation; "
After
the
fight
both
men
need
to
cool
off."; "
It
took
a
while
after
the
baby
was
born
for
things
to
settle
down
again."
-
To
still;
to
quiet.
-
To
still;
to
quiet;
to
free
from
agitation;
to
pacify;
to
tranquillise.
-
Not
stormy;
without
motion,
as
of
winds
or
waves;
still;
quiet;
serene;
undisturbed.
-
Undisturbed
by
passion
or
emotion;
not
agitated
or
excited;
tranquil;
quiet
in
act
or
speech.
-
Freedom
from
motion,
agitation,
or
disturbance;
a
cessation
or
absence
of
that
which
causes
motion
or
disturbance,
as
of
winds
or
waves;
tranquility;
stillness;
quiet;
serenity.
-
To
make
calm;
to
render
still
or
quiet,
as
elements;
as,
to
calm
the
winds.
-
To
deliver
from
agitation
or
excitement;
to
still
or
soothe,
as
the
mind
or
passions.
-
Stillness;
serenity.
-
Calmness.
-
Absence
of
wind:
repose:
serenity.
-
Absence
of
wind;
serenity.
-
Tranquillity;
stillness;
serenity.
-
The
state
of
being
calm.
-
Stillness;
quiet;
repose;
freedom
from
agitation
or
motion.
-
(
of
weather)
free
from
storm
or
wind; "
calm
seas"
-
become
quiet
or
calm,
especially
after
a
state
of
agitation; "
After
the
fight
both
men
need
to
cool
off."; "
It
took
a
while
after
the
baby
was
born
for
things
to
settle
down
again."
-
Tranquil;
still;
undisturbed.
-
Still
or
quiet:
serene,
tranquil.
-
Still;
undisturbed.
-
Free
from
agitation;
quiet;
placid;
serene.
-
Still;
undisturbed;
tranquil.
-
Still;
quiet;
tranquil;
undisturbed.
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