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Log In. calm 1 of 3 noun. ˈkäm ˈkälm ˈkam ,. Synonyms of calm. a : a period or condition of freedom from storms, high winds, or rough activity of water a sailing ship motionless in the calm.

b : complete absence of wind or presence of wind having a speed no greater than one mile 1. calm 2 of 3 verb. calmed ; calming ; calms. intransitive verb : to become calm. The mayor asked the protesters to calm down so he could speak.

transitive verb : to make calm. calm him down; get him to be reasonable — S. calm 3 of 3 adjective. calmly adverb. calmness noun. Choose the Right Synonym for calm. the protests ended, and the streets were calm again.

the tranquil beauty of a formal garden. watched the sunset of a serene summer's evening. remained placid despite the criticism. grown peaceful in old age. Examples of calm in a Sentence.

peaceful , quiet , or relaxed ; without hurried movement , anxiety , or noise :. If weather is described as calm, it is not windy , and if the sea is described as calm, it is still or has only small waves :.

Our ship arrived at the Mississippi delta on a calm, clear night. noun [ U ] us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio.

Amid the calm, there was a sense that something could happen at any moment. adverb us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio. He calmly made both free throws to win the game.

The calmness and professionalism of the crew gave us confidence. to lessen someone's anxiety or make them more peaceful , quiet , or relaxed :. Examples of calm. If the parent in charge at the time follows the same routine as the other, the child feels calmer and more organized.

From Huffington Post. He's been told numerous times that he must stop and calm down. From OregonLive. Saturday -- two hours before the explosion -- and that he stayed in the city until p. From NBCNews. Good luck finding calm and practicing the law at the same time.

From CNN. One of my co-workers referred to me as "an oasis of calm in the midst of chaos". Invariably, this seems to be the time it takes to get a social enterprise off the ground and stear it into calmer waters. They are all calm and collected -- that comes from the mechanisms they have to deal with stress.

From Fast Company. They talked to me and kept me calm. From ESPN. It is more logical that he tries to solve these problems and calm the situation. From USA TODAY. It's great for the legs and a lot of different physical things, and it also allows us to calm the mind.

But these "optional" workouts are only the calm before the storm, because fall camp isn't optional. We expect good sales since calm has returned.

From Reuters. He was very calm , cool, but very intimidating. From ABC News. Stay calm , relax and trust that the universe has your back! Need calm and the person they -- now want to. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web.

Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. What is the pronunciation of calm? Translations of calm in Chinese Traditional. 冷靜的，鎮靜的, 平靜的，安靜的, （天氣）無風的…. See more. in Chinese Simplified.

冷静的，镇静的, 平静的，安静的, （天气）无风的…. in Spanish. in Portuguese. in Marathi. in Japanese. in Turkish. in French. in Catalan. in Dutch. in Hindi. in Gujarati. in Danish. in Malay. in German. in Norwegian. in Urdu. in Ukrainian. in Russian. in Telugu. in Arabic. in Bengali. in Czech. in Indonesian. in Thai.

in Vietnamese. period without wind. Bulgarian: безветрие bg n bezvetrie , затишие bg n zatišie Catalan: calma ca f Danish: vindstille Dutch: windstilte nl f Estonian: tuulevaikus Finnish: tyven fi , tyyni fi , pläkä French: calme plat fr m , calme fr m German: Windstille de f Gothic: 𐍅𐌹𐍃 n wis Greek: Ancient: γαλήνη f galḗnē Hungarian: szélcsend hu Japanese: 無風 ja mufū Latin: malacia f Macedonian: зати́шие n zatíšie , за́тишје n zátišje , безве́трина f bezvétrina , безве́трие n bezvétrie archaic Maori: rahopē refers to condition at sea , āio Northern Sami: goalki Portuguese: calmaria pt f Russian: зати́шье ru n zatíšʹje , безве́трие ru n bezvétrije , штиль ru m štilʹ nautical Scottish Gaelic: fèath m or f Spanish: calma es f Swahili: shwari sw Swedish: stiltje sv , bleke sv , vindstilla sv c Turkish: dinginlik tr Ukrainian: зати́шшя n zatýššja , безві́тря uk n bezvítrja.

calm down calm your tits calm your titties. to make calm. to become calm. Wells Accents of English , volume 1, Cambridge University Press , § 3. Hidden categories: English entries with topic categories using raw markup Mandarin terms with redundant transliterations Requests for review of Irish translations Requests for review of Mongolian translations Tatar terms with redundant script codes Bulgarian terms with redundant script codes Polish links with redundant wikilinks Requests for review of Romanian translations Romanian nouns with red links in their headword lines.

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intransitive Calm. calm Caml, tranquil Cam, serene Nutritional supplements for young athletes, Calmpeaceful mean Calm and free from Calm. calm often implies a contrast with a foregoing or nearby state of agitation or violence. tranquil suggests a very deep quietude or composure. serene stresses an unclouded and lofty tranquility. placid suggests an undisturbed appearance and often implies a degree of complacency.