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Tranquil in nature

Free from negative emotions, such as anger

Free from mental or emotional distress

Free from noise

(of waters) Still in nature

Willing to make concessions or characterized by pacifism

Done or happening without haste or in a leisurely manner

Feeling, or wanting to feel, optimism about a future event

(of one's conscience) Free of guilt

A state of peacefulness

A state of being composed, typically in the face of adversity

A state of being free from noise

Carelessness, heedlessness, indifference, or casual unconcern

Freedom from worries or problems

The property of being motionless

Freedom from civil unrest

The quality of being staid or solemn

To free from disturbance

To restore emotional balance

(calm down) To become calm (after feeling agitation or stress)

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Adjective

Tranquil in nature

without a cloud in the sky

“It was warm and calm, making it a perfect day for a picnic at the park.”

Adjective

Free from negative emotions, such as anger

free from strife

without hostility

non-confrontational

non-belligerent

willing to please

on friendly terms

on the same wavelength

getting along with

having good vibes

unconfrontational

unargumentative

free from disagreement

seeing eye to eye

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“The activists were steadfast, yet calm throughout the rally.”

Adjective

Free from mental or emotional distress

self-controlled

cool as a cucumber

cool, calm and collected

undemonstrative

self-restrained

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

without a care in the world

full of common sense

sure of oneself

well intentioned

taking your time

with the patience of Job

sure of yourself

keeping your cool

with both feet on the ground

heart in right place

without a cloud in the sky

public-spirited

philanthropical

in a relaxed manner

tranquilizing^US

like a millpond

with one's feet on the ground

not giving a toss

have one's act together

keeping a stiff upper lip

calm and collected

not turn a hair

tranquillising^UK

keeping one's shirt on

having both feet on the ground

free from worries

free of concern

live-and-let-live

couldn't care less

non-restrictive

self-sufficient

pleased as punch

believing in oneself

filled with aplomb

self-respecting

straightforward

going easy with

with a hide like an elephant

not given to excesses

in control of yourself

non-confrontational

straight-thinking

nonparticipating

solid as a rock

uncompassionate

unimpressionable

along for the ride

going with the flow

rolling with the punches

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“He remained calm despite being accosted by a large group of angry protestors.”

Adjective

Free from noise

free from interference

free from disturbance

free from interruption

tranquillizing^UK

tranquilizing^US

like a millpond

without problems

free from strife

tranquillising^UK

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“Wally the introvert would always retreat to the calm library to get away from his boisterous classmates.”

Adjective

(of waters) Still in nature

“They sat by the edge of the calm lake to watch the sunset.”

Adjective

Willing to make concessions or characterized by pacifism

Adjective

Done or happening without haste or in a leisurely manner

at your own pace

in your own time

slow and steady

procrastinating

on hands and knees

slow as molasses

non-job related

non-work related

happening slowly

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Adjective

Feeling, or wanting to feel, optimism about a future event

keeping the faith

looking forward to

disposed to look on the bright side

looking on the bright side

looking through rose-colored glasses

always expecting the best

seen through rose-coloured spectacles

disposed to take a favourable view

inclined to look through rose-coloured spectacles

looking forward

unshakeable in one's belief

secure in one's belief

easy in one's mind

hold the unwavering view

free from doubt

having no doubt

clear in your mind

having no questions about

unshaken in one's belief

holding the unwavering view

believing in oneself

sure of yourself

with no doubts about

sure of oneself

filled with aplomb

incontrovertible

in one's element

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Adjective

(of one's conscience) Free of guilt

above suspicion

beyond criticism

whiter than white

irreprehensible

pure as the driven snow

beyond reproach

as pure as the driven snow

free from guilt

free from blame

picture-perfect

high-principled

morally correct

anti-corruption

without blemish

salt of the earth

unobjectionable

unexceptionable

highly respectable

batting a thousand

as sound as a bell

straightforward

unchallengeable

beyond question

beyond suspicion

having clean hands

morally acceptable

innocent as a lamb

honest-to-goodness

without reproach

of excellent character

on the up and up

pure as driven snow

wet behind the ears

full of good works

philanthropical

well thought of

with a good reputation

highly regarded

well-thought-of

of good standing

tried and trusted

copper-bottomed

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Noun

A state of peacefulness

tranquillity^UK

peace and quiet

calming oneself

lack of disturbance

lack of interruption

freedom from interference

breathing space

period of relaxation

period of repose

breathing spell

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“With his eyes closed, he relaxed and felt a wave of calm wash over him.”

Noun

A state of being composed, typically in the face of adversity

imperturbability

levelheadedness

level-headedness

presence of mind

self-possession

tranquillity^UK

self-composedness

self-confidence

cool-headedness

even-temperedness

self-discipline

spiritual enlightenment

even-mindedness

clear conscience

dispassionateness

mental equilibrium

clearheadedness

feeling of safety

freedom from doubt

absence of anxiety

feeling of ease

absence of worry

self-government

self-containment

strength of will

strength of mind

self-deprivation

keeping under control

fixity of purpose

single-mindedness

firmness of purpose

strength of character

self-constraint

self-management

self-regulation

good behavior^US

good behaviour^UK

controlled behaviour

keeping in check

lack of indulgence

self-abnegation

strong-mindedness

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“There was a stoic calm in his comportment as he was cross-examined by the prosecutor.”

Noun

A state of being free from noise

peace and quiet

tranquillity^UK

uncommunicativeness

inarticulateness

imperturbability

lack of disturbance

freedom from interference

lack of interruption

lawful behaviour

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“He slept peacefully due to the calm around him.”

Noun

Carelessness, heedlessness, indifference, or casual unconcern

disinterestedness

lack of concern

light-heartedness

dispassionateness

imperturbability

self-possession

lack of emotion

emotionlessness

unresponsiveness

halfheartedness

lack of interest

uninterestedness

lack of enthusiasm

lack of involvement

absence of feeling

lightheartedness

lack of motivation

uncaring attitude

thoughtlessness

lack of curiosity

passionlessness

noninterference

obliviousness to

uninvolvement with

nonchalance about

heedlessness of

unconcern about

uninvolvement in

carelessness of

lack of concern about

dismissiveness of

unresponsiveness to

mindlessness of

lack of interest in

cold-bloodedness

lack of enthusiasm about

lack of feeling

lack of sympathy

lack of attention

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Noun

Freedom from worries or problems

tranquillity^UK

freedom from hardship

freedom from troubles

comfortableness

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Noun

The property of being motionless

Noun

Freedom from civil unrest

tranquillity^UK

like-mindedness

meeting of minds

neighbourliness^UK

neighborliness^US

public security

peace and quiet

good understanding

lawful behaviour

single-mindedness

good-fellowship

good vibrations

same wavelength

sweetness and light

hearts-and-flowers

approachability

good-naturedness

warm-heartedness

good-temperedness

companionability

companionableness

communicativeness

approachableness

easy-going manner

rousing reception

cordial welcome

open-handedness

affectionateness

full acceptance

demonstrativeness

lack of reservation

lack of inhibition

mutual affection

hospitable manner

obliging nature

guestfriendliness

guestfriendship

kind-heartedness

social intelligence

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Noun

The quality of being staid or solemn

serious-mindedness

dignified demeanour

sober-mindedness

stone-facedness

hardheartedness

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Verb

To free from disturbance

take the edge off

tranquillise^UK

take the sting out

take the bite out

put a damper on

pour cold water on

make less intense

throw cold water on

reduce the force of

take the heat off

take the bite out of

take the sting out of

do damage control

make reasonable

keep under control

keep a tight rein on

keep the lid on

anaesthetise^UK

become peaceful

put the brakes on

impose limits on

take pressure off

get the better of

bring respite to

pull oneself together

bring an end to

take a load off

make something bearable

take a hold of oneself

get your act together

regain one's composure

get a grip on yourself

take a nosedive

come to nothing

go through the floor

become less intense

die away or out

die away or down

lose its effectiveness

lose its effect

dip below the horizon

sink into oblivion

disappear slowly

go into a tailspin

decrease in value

be precipitated

decline in price

become confused

become indistinct

be on the way out

draw to a close

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“The protestors were getting agitated and measures were needed to calm the situation.”

Verb

To restore emotional balance

take the edge off

tranquillise^UK

make peace with

bring comfort to

commiserate with

sympathize with

give condolences to

pour oil on troubled waters

put one's mind to rest

settle one's nerves

take the sting out of

take the sting out

give respite to

give sympathy to

make one feel at ease

impose peace upon

restore harmony to

smooth someone's ruffled feathers

clear the air with

bury the hatchet

kiss and make up

give confidence

restore someone's confidence

restore confidence to

snap one out of it

bolster someone's confidence

set your mind at rest

dispel someone's fears

express sympathy to

show compassion to

show fellow feeling to

express sympathy for

express sympathy

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“He was visibly upset and we did everything we could to calm him.”

Verb

(calm down) To become calm (after feeling agitation or stress)

“You need to calm down because it's not that big of a deal!”

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