quiet; peaceful; calm
Meanings
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quiet; without noise or clamor
Describes environments, atmospheres, or periods lacking auditory disturbance. Often used for physical spaces.
The hospital ward is very quiet.
Please keep quiet in the library.
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The streets are very quiet late at night.
We need a quiet environment for studying.
This place is much quieter than the city center.
adjective
peaceful; calm; undisturbed
Describes a state of life, sleep, or situation without turmoil or disturbance. Often implies a desirable, settled condition.
The child is sleeping peacefully.
They lived a quiet life for several years.
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Elderly people like peaceful days.
After retirement, he finally had peaceful time to himself.
She hopes to have a peaceful old age.
adjective
calm; composed; steady; serene
Describes a person's temperament, mindset, or mental state that is steady and not easily agitated. Often used in contexts requiring concentration or emotional control.
Playing Go requires a calm state of mind.
He has a calm personality and doesn't like to talk much.
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Facing difficulties, we need to remain calm.
She looks very calm, but actually has a strong inner self.
A calm mindset helps with studying.