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Definition of calm
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Calm
(super.)
Not
stormy;
without
motion,
as of winds or
waves;
still;
quiet;
serene;
undisturbed..
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Sang-froid
::
Sang-froid
(n.)
Freedom
from
agitation
or
excitement
of mind;
coolness
in
trying
circumstances;
indifference;
calmness.
Philosophy
::
Philosophy
(n.)
Practical
wisdom;
calmness
of
temper
and
judgment;
equanimity;
fortitude;
stoicism;
as, to meet
misfortune
with
philosophy..
Indisturbance
::
Indisturbance
(n.)
Freedom
from
disturbance;
calmness;
repose;
apathy;
indifference.
Deliberateness
::
Deliberateness
(n.) The
quality
of being
deliberate;
calm
consideration;
circumspection.
Moderate
::
Moderate
(a.)
Limited
in
degree
of
activity,
energy,
or
excitement;
reasonable;
calm; slow; as,
moderate
language;
moderate
endeavors..
Peace
::
Peace (v.) A state of quiet or
tranquillity;
freedom
from
disturbance
or
agitation;
calm;
repos.
Appease
::
Appease
(v. t.) To make
quiet;
to calm; to
reduce
to a state of
peace;
to
still;
to
pacify;
to
dispel
(anger
or
hatred);
as, to
appease
the
tumult
of the
ocean,
or of the
passions;
to
appease
hunger
or
thirst..
Cool
::
Cool (v. t.) To
moderate
the heat or
excitement
of; to
allay,
as
passion
of any kind; to calm; to
moderate..
Subsidence
::
Subside
(v. i.) To fall into a state of
quiet;
to cease to rage; to be
calmed;
to
settle
down; to
become
tranquil;
to
abate;
as, the sea
subsides;
the
tumults
of war will
subside;
the fever has
subsided..
Stilly
::
Stilly
(a.)
Still;
quiet;
calm.
Insobriety
::
Insobriety
(n.) Want of
sobriety,
moderation,
or
calmness;
intemperance;
drunkenness..
Patient
::
Patient
(a.)
Constant
in
pursuit
or
exertion;
persevering;
calmly
diligent;
as,
patient
endeavor..
Peaceful
::
Peaceful
(a.) Not
disposed
or
tending
to war,
tumult
or
agitation;
pacific;
mild; calm;
peaceable;
as,
peaceful
words..
Cyclone
::
Cyclone
(n.) A
violent
storm,
often of vast
extent,
characterized
by high winds
rotating
about a calm
center
of low
atmospheric
pressure.
This
center
moves
onward,
often with a
velocity
of
twenty
or
thirty
miles an
hour..
Compose
::
Compose
(v. t.) To free from
agitation
or
disturbance;
to
tranquilize;
to
soothe;
to calm; to
quiet.
Temper
::
Temper
(n.)
Disposition
of mind; the
constitution
of the mind,
particularly
with
regard
to the
passions
and
affections;
as, a calm
temper;
a hasty
temper;
a
fretful
temper..
Sedate
::
Sedate
(a.)
Undisturbed
by
passion
or
caprice;
calm;
tranquil;
serene;
not
passionate
or
giddy;
composed;
staid;
as, a
sedate
soul, mind, or
temper..
Calm
::
Calm (n.)
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..
Philosophical
::
Philosophical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
philosophy;
versed
in, or
imbued
with, the
principles
of
philosophy;
hence,
characterizing
a
philosopher;
rational;
wise;
temperate;
calm;
cool..
Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To
become
calm; to cease from
agitation.
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