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Meaning of more sedate
having a calming effect on someone or something
Etymology of more sedate
The word "sedate" comes from the Latin word "sedare", which means "to calm" or "to soothe", and has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something or someone that has a calming effect
Synonyms
calm
serene
peaceful
tranquil
quiet
still
subdued
restrained
composed
dignified
sober
solemn
muted
toned-down
low-key
understated
moderate
tempered
gentle
mild
soft
subdued
reserved
restrained
unobtrusive
unassuming
humble
modest
decorous
proper
seemly
decent
orderly
organized
systematic
methodical
deliberate
intentional
measured
thoughtful
reflective
contemplative
pensive
brooding
somber
melancholic
sedate
staid
serious
grave
solemn
demure
prim
proper
austere
stern
severe
rigid
strict
disciplined
controlled
restrained
limited
curtailed
reduced
diminished
lessened
mitigated
Definitions
- Having a calming effect on someone or something, or making someone or something less excited or energetic
- * (of a person) serious and unfrivolous in manner or behavior
Usage Examples
- The sedate atmosphere of the library helped me focus on my studies
- * She had a sedate demeanor that commanded respect from her colleagues
- * The doctor prescribed a sedate to help the patient relax
Antonyms
wild
frenzied
frantic
hysterical
frenetic
chaotic
turbulent
tumultuous
boisterous
rowdy
raucous
loud
boisterous
unruly
unmanageable
uncontrolled
unrestrained
excessive
immoderate
intemperate
inordinate
extravagant
extreme
fierce
ferocious
savage
brutal
violent
savage
ferine
bestial
inhumane
cruel
harsh
severe
rigorous
strict
stern
austere
rigid
inflexible
unyielding
unbending
uncompromising