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Meaning of Calm
The primary meaning of the word "calm" is related to a state of being free from disturbance, turmoil, or violence.
Etymology of Calm
The word "calm" comes from the Old French word "calme", which is derived from the Latin word "calma", meaning "stillness" or "quiet"
The Latin word "calma" is also related to the Greek word "kalma", which means "stillness" or "silence"
The word "calm" has been used in the English language since the 14th century to describe a state of being free from disturbance or turmoil
Synonyms
serene
peaceful
tranquil
quiet
still
composed
collected
unruffled
unflappable
placid
mild
gentle
sober
sedate
subdued
restrained
peaceful
halcyon
idyllic
restful
soothing
comforting
consoling
reassuring
calming
mollifying
pacifying
appeasing
gentle
lenient
clement
meek
moderate
temperate
even-tempered
laid-back
easygoing
relaxed
composed
stoic
imperturbable
phlegmatic
equable
stable
steady
untroubled
undisturbed
unperturbed
Definitions
- The state of being free from disturbance, turmoil, or violence
- A period of time when there is little or no wind, especially at sea
- A person's state of mind, especially when they are not upset or excited
Usage Examples
- The calm atmosphere of the beach helped me to relax and unwind
- The captain tried to keep his voice calm as he navigated the ship through the stormy weather
- The news of her engagement brought a sense of calm to her family, who had been worried about her well-being
Antonyms
agitated
disturbed
turbulent
violent
rough
stormy
tempestuous
tumultuous
chaotic
frantic
frenzied
hysterical
frantic
furious
enraged
infuriated
irate
angry
annoyed
irritated
vexed
upset
flustered
ruffled
perturbed
troubled
worried
anxious
nervous
jittery
jumpy
on edge
high-strung
tense
strained
stressed