Синоним слова quiet

What is another word for Quiet?

  • sound, without or with little sound

  • silent, without or with little sound

  • soft, without or with little sound

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quiescent, quiescence, quietness, quietly, quieten, quietus, quieted, quietened, quieting, quietism, quietening

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  • Определения слова quiet

    • тихий, бесшумный
    • спокойный, тихий, неподвижный
    • спокойный, укромный, уединённый
    • спокойный, неброский, приглушённый
    • тайный, секретный, негласный

Синонимы к слову quiet

    • allay
    • become quiet
    • calm
    • calm down
    • ease
    • hush
    • muted
    • no noise
    • peace
    • peace and quiet
    • peaceful
    • restrained
    • serene
    • settle down
    • silence
    • soothe
    • still
    • stillness
    • subdued
    • subtle
    • tranquil
    • tranquillity
    • understated
    • undisturbed
    • uninterrupted
    • unobtrusive

Похожие слова на quiet

    • quiet
    • quieted
    • quieting
    • quietly
    • quietness
    • quietness’s
    • quiets
    • quietude
    • quietude’s
    • quietus
    • quietus’s
    • quietuses

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      adj  

1    dumb, hushed, inaudible, low, low-pitched, noiseless, peaceful, silent, soft, soundless  

2    calm, contented, gentle, mild, motionless, pacific, peaceful, placid, restful, serene, smooth, tranquil, untroubled  

3    isolated, private, retired, secluded, secret, sequestered, undisturbed, unfrequented  

4    conservative, modest, plain, restrained, simple, sober, subdued, unassuming, unobtrusive, unpretentious  

5    collected, docile, even-tempered, gentle, imperturbable, meek, mild, phlegmatic, reserved, retiring, sedate, shy, unexcitable  
      n  

6    calmness, ease, peace, quietness, repose, rest, serenity, silence, stillness, tranquillity  
  
Antonyms     
,       adj  

1    deafening, ear-splitting, high-decibel, high-volume, loud, noisy, stentorian  

2    agitated, alert, excitable, exciting, frenetic, troubled, turbulent, violent  

3    bustling, busy, crowded, exciting, fashionable, lively, popular, vibrant  

4    blatant, brash, bright, conspicuous, glaring, loud, obtrusive, ostentatious, pretentious, showy  

5    excitable, excited, high-spirited, impatient, loquacious, passionate, restless, talkative, verbose, violent  
      n  

6    activity, bustle, commotion, din, disturbance, noise, racket  

English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus  

Collins

quiet

     ( quieter    comparative)   ( quietest    superlative)   ( quiets    3rd person present)   ( quieting    present participle)   ( quieted    past tense & past participle  )

1       adj   Someone or something that is quiet makes only a small amount of noise.,   (Antonym: noisy)
  
Tania kept the children reasonably quiet and contented…, A quiet murmur passed through the classroom…, The airlines have invested enormous sums in new, quieter aircraft.     

  quietly      adv   ADV with v  
`This is goodbye, isn’t it?’ she said quietly…     

  quietness      n-uncount  
…the smoothness and quietness of the flight.     

2       adj   If a place is quiet, there is very little noise there.,   (Antonym: noisy)
  
She was received in a small, quiet office…, The street was unnaturally quiet.     

  quietness      n-uncount  
I miss the quietness of the countryside.     

3       adj   If a place, situation, or time is quiet, there is no excitement, activity, or trouble.  
It is very quiet without him…, While he wanted Los Angeles and partying, she wanted a quiet life…     

  quietly      adv   ADV with v  
His most prized time, though, will be spent quietly on his farm.     

  quietness      n-uncount  
I do very much appreciate the quietness and privacy here.     

4       n-uncount   Quiet is silence.  
He called for quiet and announced that the next song was in our honor…     

5       adj   If you are quiet, you are not saying anything.  
v-link ADJ  
I told them to be quiet and go to sleep…     

  quietly      adv   ADV with v  
Amy stood quietly in the doorway watching him.     

6       adj   If you refer, for example, to someone’s quiet confidence or quiet despair, you mean that they do not say much about the way they are feeling.  
ADJ n  
He has a quiet confidence in his ability…     

  quietly      adv   ADV adj  
Nigel Deering, the publisher, is quietly confident about the magazine’s chances.     

7       adj   You describe activities as quiet when they happen in secret or in such a way that people do not notice them.  
ADJ n  
The Swedes had sought his freedom through quiet diplomacy…     

  quietly      adv   usu ADV with v, also ADV adj  
I slipped away quietly…, The goal of shifting freight from road to rail has been quietly abandoned…     

8       adj   A quiet person behaves in a calm way and is not easily made angry or upset.  
(=placid)  

He’s a nice quiet man.     

9       verb   If someone or something quiets or if you quiet them, they become less noisy, less active, or silent.  
  (mainly AM)  
The wind dropped and the sea quieted…      V  
Estela started to say something but a gesture from her husband quieted her at once.      V n  
in BRIT, usually use quieten     

10       verb   To quiet fears or complaints means to persuade people that there is no good reason for them.  
  (mainly AM)  
Music seemed to quiet her anxiety and loneliness.      V n  
in BRIT, usually use quieten     

11    If someone does not go quietly, they do not leave a particular job or a place without complaining or resisting.  

go quietly      phrase   V inflects  
She’s not going to go quietly.     

12    If you keep quiet about something or keep something quiet, you do not say anything about it.  

keep quiet about sth/keep sth quiet      phrase   V inflects  
I told her to keep quiet about it…     

13    If something is done on the quiet, it is done secretly or in such a way that people do not notice it.  

on the quiet      phrase   PHR after v  
She’d promised to give him driving lessons, on the quiet, when no one could see.      quiet down      phrasal verb   If someone or something quiets down or if you quiet them down, they become less noisy or less active.  
  (mainly AM)  
Once the vote was taken, things quieted down quickly…      V P  
Try gradually to quiet them down as bedtime approaches.      V n P  
in BRIT, usually use quieten down     

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agrarian, apathetic, at rest, calm, careless, en.synonym.one, close, close-mouthed, closemouthed, comfortable, composed, contented, cowed, demure, dim, disciplined, distant, domesticated, dull, dumb, earnest, easy, faint, familiar, frigid, gentle, en.synonym.one, grave, halcyon, humble, hushed, idyllic, inconspicuous, languid, leisurely, light, low, lukewarm, manageable, meek, mild, motionless, mum, mute, neutral, noiseless, nonchalant, pacific, pallid, pastoral, patient, peaceable, en.synonym.one, peaceful, placid, repressed, reserved, restful, restrained, reticent, sedate, self-possessed, serene, serious, shaded, shy, silent, simple, smooth, sober, soft, solemn, soothing, soundless, speechless, staid, still, stoical, subdued, taciturn, tame, tasteful, timid, tractable, trained, tranquil, unassuming, uncommunicative, undisturbed, unenthusiastic, unexcited, unhurried, uninterested, unmoved, unmoving, unobtrusive, unresponsive, unruffled, wan, whist, wordless, calm, calmness, comfort, composure, contentment, en.synonym.one, demure, ease, harmony, humble, hush, imperturbability, leisure, lull, order, peace, peace of mind, peacefulness, placidity, placidness, quiescence, quietness, quietude, relief, repose, reserved, en.synonym.one, rest, reticence, satisfaction, seclusion, secrecy, serenity, shy, silence, smoothness, stillness, timid, tranquility, tranquillity, unassuming, unobtrusive, abate, allay, alleviate, appease, assuage, en.synonym.one, calm, calm down, censor, check, cheer, collect, compose, conciliate, constrain, content, cool, dampen, deaden, dumbfound, ease, fade, gag, hush, lay, lull, en.synonym.one, mitigate, moderate, mollify, muffle, mute, muzzle, pacify, pipe down, placate, quell, quiesce, quiet down, quieten, refresh, relieve, repose, repress, rest, restrain, settle, silence, sink, smooth, smother, soften, en.synonym.one, soothe, stifle, still, stop, subdue, suppress, sweeten, temper, tranquillise, tranquillize, administer a sedative, allay, appease, hush, pacify, en.synonym.one, quell, soothe, still, subdue, tranquilize, muted, quietly.

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[ kwˈa͡ɪ͡ət], [ kwˈa‍ɪ‍ət], [ k_w_ˈaɪə_t]

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Similar words for quiet:

  • all (adjective)

  • calm (adjective)

  • calm, peaceful (adjective)

  • chaste (adjective)

  • cloak-and-dagger (adjective)

  • close-mouthed (adjective)

  • closemouthed (adjective)

  • collected (adjective)

  • comfortable (adjective)

  • conciliatory (adjective)

  • conservative (adjective)

  • cool (adjective)

  • dispassionate (adjective)

  • docile (adjective)

  • dull (adjective)

  • dumb (adjective)

  • easy (adjective)

  • faint (adjective)

  • fixed (adjective)

  • gentle (adjective)

  • grave (adjective)

  • halcyon (adjective)

  • humble (adjective)

  • idle (adjective)

  • inactive (adjective)

  • inaudible (adjective)

  • incommunicable (adjective)

  • incommunicative (adjective)

  • inconspicuous (adjective)

  • inert (adjective)

  • inoffensive (adjective)

  • insensitive (adjective)

  • introverted (adjective)

  • leeward (adjective)

  • lonely (adjective)

  • low (adjective)

  • low-key (adjective)

  • low-pitched (adjective)

  • mild (adjective)

  • moderate (adjective)

  • modest (adjective)

  • motionless (adjective)

  • mum (adjective)

  • mute (adjective)

  • nodding (adjective)

  • nonviolent (adjective)

  • off (adjective)

  • orderly (adjective)

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • pacific (adjective)

  • passive (adjective)

  • patient (adjective)

  • peaceable (adjective)

  • quiescent (adjective)

  • reserved (adjective)

  • resigned (adjective)

  • resting (adjective)

  • retiring (adjective)

  • secluded (adjective)

  • self-controlled (adjective)

  • self-effacing (adjective)

  • self-restrained (adjective)

  • silent (adjective)

  • simple (adjective)

  • simple, unobtrusive (adjective)

  • slack (adjective)

  • sleepy (adjective)

  • slow (adjective)

  • slow-footed (adjective)

  • slow-going (adjective)

  • slow-paced (adjective)

  • smooth (adjective)

  • sober (adjective)

  • soft (adjective)

  • somnifacient (adjective)

  • soundproof (adjective)

  • stock-still (adjective)

  • stuporous (adjective)

  • taciturn (adjective)

  • tasteful (adjective)

  • tight-lipped (adjective)

  • unassuming (adjective)

  • uncommunicable (adjective)

  • uncommunicative (adjective)

  • unconspicuous (adjective)

  • undisturbed (adjective)

  • unemotional (adjective)

  • uneventful (adjective)

  • unheard (adjective)

  • unimposing (adjective)

  • unmovable (adjective)

  • unnoticeable (adjective)

  • unobtrusive (adjective)

  • unruffled (adjective)

  • untroubled (adjective)

  • weak (adjective)

  • well-behaved (adjective)

  • whispered (adjective)

  • withdrawn (adjective)

  • without or with little sound (adjective)

  • all (adverb)

  • calm (noun)

  • calm down (noun)

  • calmness, silence (noun)

  • comfort (noun)

  • composure (noun)

  • dead (noun)

  • dreamy (noun)

  • hushed (noun)

  • leisure (noun)

  • lull (noun)

  • moderation (noun)

  • muted (noun)

  • order (noun)

  • other relevant words (noun)

  • peace (noun)

  • privacy (noun)

  • quiesce (noun)

  • quiet (noun)

  • repose (noun)

  • rest (noun)

  • silence (noun)

  • speechlessness (noun)

  • untroubledness (noun)

  • allay (verb)

  • appease (verb)

  • assuage (verb)

  • becalm (verb)

  • calm (verb)

  • compose (verb)

  • cool (verb)

  • decrease (verb)

  • discourage (verb)

  • dulcify (verb)

  • ease (verb)

  • fade (verb)

  • gag (verb)

  • lick (verb)

  • lull (verb)

  • make silent, calm (verb)

  • mitigate (verb)

  • moderate (verb)

  • pacify (verb)

  • peter (verb)

  • quiet (verb)

  • relieve (verb)

  • rest (verb)

  • salve (verb)

  • satisfy (verb)

  • shut up (verb)

  • slow (verb)

  • subdue (verb)

  • tranquilize (verb)

  • untighten (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • apathetic

  • calm

  • compose

  • decrease

  • dulcify

  • gag

  • lick

  • moderate

  • other relevant words

  • pacify

  • peter

  • quieten

  • rebuke

  • relieve

  • restless

  • reticent

  • satisfy

  • silence

  • sleeping

  • slow

  • soothe

  • stately

  • unspoken

  • other relevant words (noun)

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  • adj.

    all (adjective)

    • restrained,
    • quiet.

    calm (adjective)

    • unruffled,
    • easygoing,
    • mild,
    • composed,
    • undisturbed,
    • relaxed,
    • tranquil,
    • even-tempered,
    • pacific.

    calm, peaceful (adjective)

    • remote,
    • unanxious,
    • restful,
    • secret,
    • fixed,
    • sequestered,
    • unexcited,
    • stable,
    • retired,
    • level,
    • shy,
    • meek,
    • contented,
    • unfrequented,
    • isolated.

    chaste (adjective)

    • more monogamous,
    • de cent,
    • most intemerate,
    • in-experienced,
    • un-blemished,
    • Quieter,
    • un blemished,
    • in experienced,
    • de-cent,
    • un-stained,
    • un stained,
    • unwed,
    • quietest,
    • un-defiled,
    • re strained,
    • un contaminated,
    • more uncontaminated,
    • un-affected,
    • un wed,
    • re fined,
    • un affected,
    • neater,
    • un-sullied,
    • un-wed,
    • un defiled,
    • in nocent,
    • impotent,
    • re-strained,
    • more intemerate,
    • un sullied,
    • re-fined,
    • in-nocent,
    • most uncontaminated,
    • prudish,
    • un-contaminated,
    • most monogamous.

    cloak-and-dagger (adjective)

    • more hugger mugger,
    • more hugger-mugger,
    • most hugger mugger,
    • hugger mugger,
    • cloak and dagger,
    • most hugger-mugger,
    • hugger-mugger,
    • under-cover.

    close-mouthed (adjective)

    • un talkative,
    • close mouthed.

    closemouthed (adjective)

    • have tight chops,
    • clammed up,
    • zipped one’s lips,
    • dummied up,
    • buttoned up,
    • close-lipped,
    • closelipped.

    collected (adjective)

    • unperturbable,
    • levelheaded.

    comfortable (adjective)

    • Easeful.

    conciliatory (adjective)

    • propitiative,
    • placatory.

    conservative (adjective)

    • un-imaginative,
    • un-progressive,
    • un changeable,
    • most undaring,
    • more fogyish,
    • obstinate,
    • un imaginative,
    • un changing,
    • fuddy duddy,
    • most redneck,
    • more fuddy duddy,
    • in flexible,
    • un progressive,
    • un-changing,
    • un-changeable,
    • torier,
    • fuddyduddy,
    • un daring,
    • most fuddyduddy,
    • more fuddy-duddy,
    • most fuddy duddy,
    • more fuddyduddy,
    • un-daring,
    • most fuddy-duddy,
    • in-flexible,
    • right center,
    • un-creative,
    • fogyish,
    • more undaring,
    • un creative,
    • hidebound,
    • most fogyish,
    • toriest,
    • more redneck.

    cool (adjective)

    • unagitated,
    • coolheaded,
    • impassive.

    dispassionate (adjective)

    • more iceberg,
    • more unexcitable,
    • most nondiscriminatory,
    • most cold-fish,
    • un-biased,
    • un excitable,
    • dis-interested,
    • coldfish,
    • more poker-faced,
    • dis-passionate,
    • most poker faced,
    • non discriminatory,
    • un-moved,
    • un involved,
    • dis passionate,
    • dis interested,
    • un-excitable,
    • poker faced,
    • most cold fish,
    • in-different,
    • non partisan,
    • un prejudiced,
    • non-discriminatory,
    • nonpartisan,
    • couldnt care less,
    • un-prejudiced,
    • most poker-faced,
    • more poker faced,
    • more cold-fish,
    • more cold fish,
    • un biased,
    • iceberg,
    • un moved,
    • most iceberg,
    • most coldfish,
    • cold blooded,
    • more nondiscriminatory,
    • more coldfish,
    • un-involved,
    • most unexcitable,
    • in different,
    • judicial.

    docile (adjective)

    • more weak kneed,
    • more docious,
    • more weakkneed,
    • weakkneed,
    • manageable,
    • most weak kneed,
    • wellbehaved,
    • most weak-kneed,
    • laidback,
    • teachable,
    • well behaved,
    • weak kneed,
    • most docious,
    • most weakkneed,
    • more weak-kneed,
    • weak-kneed.

    dull (adjective)

    • lumpy,
    • yawner,
    • without incident,
    • draggy,
    • Impassible.

    dumb (adjective)

    • at a loss for words,
    • wordless,
    • speechless.

    easy (adjective)

    • effortless,
    • well to do,
    • most cursive,
    • most unworried,
    • un-exacting,
    • un-demanding,
    • more unworried,
    • more unexacting,
    • un-worried,
    • un worried,
    • most unexacting,
    • more cursive,
    • un hurried,
    • un-hurried,
    • more undemanding,
    • most undemanding,
    • un exacting,
    • un demanding.

    faint (adjective)

    • more muted,
    • most stifled,
    • most faltering,
    • most piano,
    • hazy,
    • un-clear,
    • more aside,
    • more blurred,
    • fainter,
    • un-clearest,
    • in-distinct,
    • most deadened,
    • most blurred,
    • more bated,
    • faroff,
    • un clear,
    • most bleached,
    • more softened,
    • more piano,
    • re-mote,
    • most bated,
    • ill defined,
    • in distinct,
    • most muttering,
    • most muted,
    • more deadened,
    • out earshot,
    • more bleached,
    • most softened,
    • most aside,
    • more stifled,
    • illdefined,
    • most murmuring,
    • more murmuring,
    • more faltering,
    • more muttering,
    • un clearest.

    fixed (adjective)

    • immovable,
    • located,
    • more immotile,
    • more anchored,
    • most anchored,
    • most nailed,
    • most immotile,
    • more nailed,
    • more hitched,
    • more attached,
    • most attached,
    • most hitched.

    gentle (adjective)

    • more low-toned,
    • more sweet-tempered,
    • most low toned,
    • more low toned,
    • most dove-like,
    • most disciplined,
    • most lowtoned,
    • more sweettempered,
    • most sweet-tempered,
    • sweettempered,
    • most low-toned,
    • most dove like,
    • more lowtoned,
    • softhearted,
    • most sweet tempered,
    • most sweettempered,
    • sweet tempered,
    • most dovelike,
    • gradual,
    • more dove-like,
    • more sweet tempered,
    • lowtoned,
    • dove like,
    • more dove like,
    • low toned,
    • more dovelike,
    • more disciplined.

    grave (adjective)

    • long faced,
    • most grim-faced,
    • unsmiling,
    • longfaced,
    • more grimfaced,
    • un smiling,
    • more long faced,
    • nononsense,
    • grimfaced,
    • most unsmiling,
    • most long-faced,
    • ponderous,
    • most grimfaced,
    • un-smiling,
    • most grim faced,
    • more long-faced,
    • more unsmiling,
    • more grim-faced,
    • more grim faced,
    • most long faced,
    • more longfaced,
    • grim faced,
    • most longfaced.

    halcyon (adjective)

    • palmier.

    humble (adjective)

    • self-conscious,
    • unpretentious,
    • reverential,
    • timorous,
    • supplicatory,
    • unambitious.

    idle (adjective)

    • more laid off,
    • idler,
    • most mothballed,
    • most laid off,
    • on the shelf,
    • un used,
    • un-employed,
    • jobless,
    • on the bench.

    inactive (adjective)

    • supine,
    • sedentary,
    • indolent,
    • mothballed,
    • on hold,
    • out of service,
    • out of action,
    • quiescent,
    • in holding pattern,
    • do nothing.

    inaudible (adjective)

    • in audible,
    • in-audible,
    • most mumbled,
    • more mumbled,
    • most unhearable,
    • un hearable,
    • un-hearable,
    • most nonvocal,
    • more unhearable,
    • more nonvocal,
    • non vocal,
    • non-vocal.

    incommunicable (adjective)

    • in-communicable,
    • in communicable.

    incommunicative (adjective)

    • in-communicative,
    • in communicative.

    inconspicuous (adjective)

    • low-profile,
    • Unconspicuous,
    • unemphatic.

    inert (adjective)

    • unreactive,
    • sluggard,
    • inert.

    inoffensive (adjective)

    • nonprovocative,
    • unoffending,
    • innoxious.

    insensitive (adjective)

    • dull.

    introverted (adjective)

    • introspective.

    leeward (adjective)

    • leeside,
    • more leeside,
    • most leeside,
    • most shielded,
    • more shielded.

    lonely (adjective)

    • re-tired,
    • de-solate,
    • un frequented,
    • un-inhabited,
    • un-frequented,
    • re tired,
    • re moved,
    • un inhabited,
    • de solate,
    • most sequestered,
    • more sequestered.

    low (adjective)

    • low-pitched.

    low-key (adjective)

    • low key,
    • soft-sell,
    • understated.

    low-pitched (adjective)

    • bass,
    • basser,
    • low pitched,
    • lowpitched,
    • bassest.

    mild (adjective)

    • benevolent,
    • benign,
    • lax,
    • broad-minded,
    • liberal,
    • forbearing,
    • sweet,
    • genial,
    • charitable,
    • permissive,
    • tender,
    • lenient,
    • kind,
    • peaceable,
    • tolerant,
    • clement,
    • even,
    • cordial,
    • amiable,
    • libertarian,
    • insipid,
    • open-minded.

    moderate (adjective)

    • alleviated,
    • innocuous,
    • subdued,
    • temperate,
    • soothing.

    modest (adjective)

    • self-effacing,
    • unassured,
    • unpretending,
    • unassertive,
    • Unboastful,
    • unpresuming.

    motionless (adjective)

    • standing,
    • apoplectic,
    • becalmed,
    • idle,
    • sleeping,
    • Resting,
    • languid,
    • static,
    • vegetative,
    • at rest,
    • unmoving,
    • at a standstill,
    • dormant,
    • stock-still,
    • deadlocked,
    • immobile,
    • stationary.

    mum (adjective)

    • most zipped,
    • more unspeaking,
    • un speaking,
    • un sociable,
    • most unspeaking,
    • un-speaking,
    • not forthcoming,
    • more zipped,
    • un-sociable.

    mute (adjective)

    • most aphasic,
    • un-sounded,
    • un-pronounced,
    • most unpronounced,
    • unpronounced,
    • more aphasic,
    • un pronounced,
    • most tongueless,
    • more unsounded,
    • most aphasiac,
    • un-expressed,
    • un spoken,
    • un sounded,
    • most unsounded,
    • more tongueless,
    • un-spoken,
    • more aphasiac,
    • more unpronounced,
    • un expressed.

    nodding (adjective)

    • most slumbery,
    • more slumbery,
    • nodding.

    nonviolent (adjective)

    • nonbelligerent,
    • non-belligerent,
    • without violence,
    • non-violent.

    off (adjective)

    • dis pleasing,
    • un-rewarding,
    • more decomposed,
    • sub-standard,
    • not up snuff,
    • not to snuff,
    • un rewarding,
    • more unrewarding,
    • un satisfactory,
    • most disheartening,
    • not up par,
    • not up to snuff,
    • dis-appointing,
    • not par,
    • un-satisfactory,
    • more turned,
    • most mortifying,
    • de composed,
    • not snuff,
    • most unrewarding,
    • more mortifying,
    • sub standard,
    • dis heartening,
    • most decomposed,
    • dis-heartening,
    • dis appointing,
    • dis-pleasing,
    • lowquality,
    • most turned,
    • not to par,
    • de-composed,
    • more disheartening.

    orderly (adjective)

    • law-abiding,
    • wellmannered.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • collected,
    • Nonvocal,
    • staid,
    • far off,
    • slowgoing,
    • sweet-tempered,
    • slumbering,
    • stoical,
    • uneventful,
    • uncurious,
    • in a rut,
    • grim-faced,
    • tasteful,
    • easy-going,
    • un-talkative,
    • out of earshot,
    • soundless,
    • virginal,
    • Dovelike,
    • white bread,
    • at ease,
    • halcyon,
    • aphasic,
    • Intemerate,
    • serene,
    • inconspicuous,
    • holding to,
    • placid,
    • immotile,
    • aphasiac,
    • docile,
    • dispassionate,
    • palmy,
    • long-faced,
    • off beaten track,
    • unemotional,
    • laid back,
    • grave,
    • sleepy,
    • unhearable,
    • irenic,
    • whispered,
    • mild-tempered,
    • soft,
    • private,
    • gentle,
    • somnific,
    • resigned,
    • undaring,
    • cold-fish,
    • lonely,
    • poker-faced,
    • Uncompanionable,
    • rolling with the punches,
    • die hard,
    • unexacting,
    • going with the flow,
    • stagnant,
    • low-key,
    • cold sober,
    • old line,
    • sober,
    • inoffensive,
    • introverted,
    • motionless,
    • slumberous,
    • in rut,
    • unsounded,
    • self-controlled,
    • Self-restrained,
    • along for the ride,
    • low-toned,
    • not extreme,
    • dove-like,
    • somniferous,
    • pacifistic,
    • slumbery,
    • uncontaminated,
    • coldblooded,
    • docious,
    • faint,
    • strictly business,
    • eremitic,
    • rolling with punches,
    • leeward,
    • easily influenced,
    • unrewarding,
    • sleepyhead,
    • conciliatory,
    • not forward,
    • uncomplaining,
    • inactive,
    • humble,
    • cool,
    • couldn’t care less,
    • nondiscriminatory,
    • cool cat,
    • unspeaking,
    • no nonsense,
    • non-partisan,
    • cool as cucumber,
    • traditionalistic,
    • somnifacient,
    • rabbity,
    • low quality,
    • modest,
    • uncommunicative,
    • simple,
    • slumbersome,
    • Hard-hearted,
    • in clover,
    • right of center,
    • chaste,
    • easy,
    • dozy,
    • not talkative,
    • rightwing,
    • passive,
    • made fast,
    • in abeyance,
    • unexcitable,
    • monogamous,
    • Unaffable,
    • easy going,
    • undemanding,
    • weak,
    • unobtrusive,
    • peace-loving,
    • unimposing,
    • undistracted,
    • slack,
    • peaceful,
    • slow,
    • out of it,
    • tongueless,
    • mute,
    • retiring,
    • unexpansive,
    • unflustered,
    • off the beaten track,
    • rightist,
    • at peace,
    • peacemaking,
    • untroubled,
    • closemouthed,
    • coldhearted,
    • sedate,
    • snoozy,
    • nongregarious,
    • de-activated,
    • withdrawn,
    • unworried,
    • catlike,
    • conservative,
    • patient,
    • dumb,
    • reserved,
    • low,
    • disciplined,
    • non-committal,
    • Pacifical,
    • off,
    • cool as a cucumber,
    • palmiest,
    • cursive,
    • unmovable,
    • smooth,
    • traditionalist,
    • philosophic,
    • cloak-and-dagger,
    • secluded,
    • not up to par,
    • non-gregarious.

    pacific (adjective)

    • most peace loving,
    • more peace loving,
    • peaceloving,
    • most peace-loving,
    • most peacemaking,
    • more peaceloving,
    • more peace-loving,
    • more peacemaking,
    • most peaceloving,
    • peace loving.

    passive (adjective)

    • hands off,
    • unresisting,
    • walking through it,
    • going through motions,
    • nonresistant,
    • non-resistant,
    • nonviolent.

    patient (adjective)

    • more easy going,
    • most mildtempered,
    • eventempered,
    • more easy-going,
    • more mildtempered,
    • under-standing,
    • more uncomplaining,
    • under standing,
    • mildtempered,
    • un-tiring,
    • un tiring,
    • even tempered,
    • most uncomplaining,
    • more forgiving,
    • most mild-tempered,
    • most easy going,
    • most mild tempered,
    • more mild-tempered,
    • more mild tempered,
    • un complaining,
    • most easy-going,
    • mild tempered,
    • un-complaining.

    peaceable (adjective)

    • most pacificatory,
    • more pacificatory,
    • Pacificatory.

    quiescent (adjective)

    • de activated,
    • more deactivated,
    • most deactivated,
    • most slumbering,
    • more slumbering.

    reserved (adjective)

    • self-contained,
    • un-demonstrative,
    • most eremitic,
    • re served,
    • un demonstrative,
    • un companionable,
    • more uncompanionable,
    • more eremitic,
    • un-companionable,
    • un approachable,
    • non committal,
    • mis anthropic,
    • selfcontained,
    • un-approachable,
    • mis-anthropic,
    • most uncompanionable,
    • self contained,
    • re-served.

    resigned (adjective)

    • Nonresisting,
    • well-disposed,
    • unprotesting.

    resting (adjective)

    • drowsing,
    • lying down,
    • napping,
    • stretched out,
    • taking a break,
    • taking it easy.

    retiring (adjective)

    • most rabbity,
    • most nongregarious,
    • most unexpansive,
    • un-affable,
    • recessive,
    • re tiring,
    • un-expansive,
    • re-tiring,
    • more unexpansive,
    • more nongregarious,
    • more unaffable,
    • un expansive,
    • non gregarious,
    • un affable,
    • most unaffable,
    • more rabbity.

    secluded (adjective)

    • blockaded,
    • Screened,
    • secluse,
    • tucked away,
    • Seclusive.

    self-controlled (adjective)

    • selfcontrolled,
    • self controlled.

    self-effacing (adjective)

    • selfeffacing,
    • self effacing.

    self-restrained (adjective)

    • selfrestrained,
    • self restrained.

    silent (adjective)

    • soundproof,
    • mum,
    • inaudible,
    • unexpressed,
    • unuttered,
    • Lulled,
    • unheard,
    • close,
    • close-mouthed,
    • tight-lipped.

    simple (adjective)

    • Incomplex,
    • self-explanatory,
    • no sweat,
    • cincher,
    • snapper,
    • untroublesome,
    • not difficult,
    • uncomplicated,
    • no problem.

    simple, unobtrusive (adjective)

    • unassuming,
    • homely.

    slack (adjective)

    • in firm,
    • asleep on the job,
    • not taut,
    • not busy,
    • asleep on job,
    • slow-moving,
    • behindhand.

    sleepy (adjective)

    • most slumbersome,
    • doziest,
    • most yawning,
    • snooziest,
    • snoozier,
    • most sleepyhead,
    • more yawning,
    • out it,
    • dozier,
    • more slumbersome,
    • more sleepyhead.

    slow (adjective)

    • slow-footed,
    • slow-paced,
    • slowest,
    • slow-going,
    • snaillike,
    • tortoiselike.

    slow-footed (adjective)

    • slowfooted,
    • slow footed.

    slow-going (adjective)

    • slow going.

    slow-paced (adjective)

    • slowpaced,
    • slow paced.

    smooth (adjective)

    • shaven,
    • rippleless,
    • planate,
    • frictionless,
    • hairless,
    • undeviating,
    • mirrorlike,
    • velvety.

    sober (adjective)

    • forgoing,
    • Clear-headed,
    • unimpassioned,
    • hardboiled.

    soft (adjective)

    • softer,
    • shaded.

    somnifacient (adjective)

    • most opiate,
    • more opiate.

    soundproof (adjective)

    • most insulated,
    • more insulated.

    stock-still (adjective)

    • stock still,
    • stockstill.

    stuporous (adjective)

    • stuporous.

    taciturn (adjective)

    • tightlipped,
    • unexpressive,
    • Incommunicable,
    • unforthcoming,
    • dried-up,
    • anti-social,
    • incommunicative,
    • uncommunicable.

    tasteful (adjective)

    • esthetic,
    • in good taste,
    • uptown,
    • aesthetically pleasing,
    • splendiferous.

    tight-lipped (adjective)

    • tight lipped.

    unassuming (adjective)

    • un-assuming,
    • un assuming.

    uncommunicable (adjective)

    • un-communicable,
    • un communicable.

    uncommunicative (adjective)

    • dried up.

    unconspicuous (adjective)

    • Having,
    • more having,
    • un conspicuous,
    • un-conspicuous,
    • most having.

    undisturbed (adjective)

    • un disturbed,
    • un touched,
    • un-distracted,
    • more undistracted,
    • most undistracted,
    • un-disturbed,
    • un distracted,
    • un-touched.

    unemotional (adjective)

    • along for ride,
    • un-impressionable,
    • more hard hearted,
    • most hard-hearted,
    • un impressionable,
    • un feeling,
    • in-sensitive,
    • in sensitive,
    • un-emotional,
    • un emotional,
    • most hard hearted,
    • going with flow,
    • un compassionate,
    • un-compassionate,
    • hard hearted,
    • more hard-hearted,
    • thickskinned,
    • thick skinned.

    uneventful (adjective)

    • unnoteworthy,
    • unmemorable,
    • unfateful,
    • unvaried.

    unheard (adjective)

    • Silentious.

    unimposing (adjective)

    • un-imposing,
    • un imposing.

    unmovable (adjective)

    • un-movable,
    • un movable.

    unnoticeable (adjective)

    • unnoticeable.

    unobtrusive (adjective)

    • most soft pedaled,
    • most soft-pedaled,
    • most softpedaled,
    • more soft pedaled,
    • more soft-pedaled,
    • un obtrusive,
    • more softpedaled,
    • un-obtrusive.

    unruffled (adjective)

    • un ruffled,
    • un-ruffled,
    • un shaken,
    • un-shaken.

    untroubled (adjective)

    • un troubled,
    • most unflustered,
    • more unflustered,
    • un-concerned,
    • un-flustered,
    • un flustered,
    • un concerned,
    • un stirred,
    • un-troubled,
    • un-stirred.

    weak (adjective)

    • unstressed,
    • reedy,
    • weakest,
    • unaccented.

    well-behaved (adjective)

    • orderly.

    whispered (adjective)

    • more muttered,
    • more breathed,
    • most muttered,
    • most breathed.

    withdrawn (adjective)

    • with drawn,
    • in curious,
    • more uncurious,
    • with-drawn,
    • in-curious,
    • re treated,
    • un-interested,
    • un-curious,
    • most retreated,
    • re-treated,
    • more retreated,
    • un curious,
    • most uncurious,
    • un interested.

    without or with little sound (adjective)

    • Quieted,
    • Stilled,
    • could hear a pin drop,
    • muffled,
    • reticent,
    • hushful,
    • secretive,
    • not saying boo.
  • adv.

    all (adverb)

    • quietly.
  • n.

    • burning,
    • affective,
    • acutely,
    • casual,
    • deep,
    • bitter,
    • basic,
    • blind,
    • depth,
    • deep-seated.

    • cozy,
    • somnolent,
    • small,
    • whispery.

    • monosyllabic,
    • plain,
    • succinct,
    • brief,
    • concise,
    • terse,
    • laconic,
    • Inobtrusive.

    • cut out,
    • block out.

    • hiatus,
    • highlight,
    • low gear,
    • slowdown,
    • leisure.

    • you could hear a pin drop,
    • quiet as a mouse.

    calm (noun)

    • poise,
    • peacefulness,
    • stillness,
    • placidity,
    • patience,
    • equanimity,
    • calmness.

    calm down (noun)

    • calm down.

    calmness, silence (noun)

    • rest,
    • cessation,
    • speechlessness,
    • serenity,
    • quietude,
    • termination,
    • dead air,
    • noiselessness,
    • stop.

    comfort (noun)

    • bed roses,
    • cozinesses,
    • re lief,
    • well being,
    • re-laxations,
    • wellbeings,
    • snugnesses,
    • re-laxation,
    • re laxations,
    • re laxation,
    • re-lief,
    • restfulnesses.

    composure (noun)

    • in-excitability,
    • in-excitabilities,
    • levelheadednesses,
    • selfpossession,
    • cool heads,
    • self assurance,
    • presence mind,
    • self control,
    • in excitability,
    • coolheadednesses,
    • in excitabilities,
    • selfassurance,
    • sang froid,
    • self possession,
    • inexcitabilities,
    • even tempers.

    dead (noun)

    • dead.

    dreamy (noun)

    • dreamy.

    hushed (noun)

    • hushed.

    leisure (noun)

    • re-creation,
    • sabbatical,
    • idle hours,
    • spare time,
    • one’s own sweet time,
    • spare moments,
    • spare moment,
    • vacant hour,
    • unemployment,
    • time off,
    • re-creations,
    • requiescence.

    lull (noun)

    • pausations,
    • breathing spells.

    moderation (noun)

    • gentleness,
    • alleviation,
    • pacification,
    • moderation,
    • composition,
    • softness,
    • temperateness,
    • calming,
    • restraint.

    muted (noun)

    • muted.

    order (noun)

    • law and order.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • privacy,
    • lull,
    • relaxation,
    • order,
    • cool head,
    • composure,
    • warmth,
    • nonchalance,
    • moderateness,
    • coolheadedness,
    • time out,
    • comfort,
    • coziness,
    • even temper,
    • snugness,
    • wellbeing,
    • quietness,
    • untroubledness,
    • wordlessness,
    • silence,
    • tranquillity,
    • facility,
    • pausation,
    • selfcontrol,
    • Inexcitability,
    • opulence,
    • breathing spell,
    • timidity,
    • plenty,
    • levelheadedness,
    • soundlessness,
    • peace,
    • restfulness,
    • calm,
    • timeout,
    • repose.

    peace (noun)

    • tranquility,
    • accord,
    • cease-fire,
    • truce,
    • amity,
    • neutrality,
    • quiescence,
    • placidness,
    • concord,
    • nonaggression,
    • armistice,
    • nonresistance,
    • friendliness,
    • orderliness.

    privacy (noun)

    • confidentiality,
    • penetralia,
    • confidentialities,
    • one’s space,
    • privateness.

    quiesce (noun)

    • quiesce.

    quiet (noun)

    • silent,
    • noiseless,
    • tiptoe,
    • slumbrous,
    • reposeful,
    • tranquillize,
    • unostentatious,
    • relaxing,
    • tranquillise.

    repose (noun)

    • in actions,
    • in action.

    rest (noun)

    • cutoff,
    • dreaminess,
    • motionlessness,
    • somnolence,
    • forty winks.

    silence (noun)

    • dumbness,
    • muteness,
    • inaudibility,
    • shout down.

    speechlessness (noun)

    • wordlessnesses.

    untroubledness (noun)

    • un troubledness,
    • un-troubledness,
    • un troublednesses,
    • un-troublednesses.
  • v.

    allay (verb)

    • plays to,
    • plays up to,
    • takes sting out,
    • making nice,
    • poured oil on,
    • took sting out,
    • taking the sting out,
    • take bite out,
    • pouring oil on,
    • cooled out,
    • took the sting out,
    • takes the bite out,
    • played to,
    • took the bite out,
    • takes bite out,
    • took bite out,
    • takes the sting out,
    • playing to,
    • cools out,
    • played up to,
    • taking sting out,
    • playing up to,
    • made nice,
    • cooling out,
    • taking bite out,
    • pours oil on,
    • taking the bite out,
    • play to.

    appease (verb)

    • wert enough,
    • am enough,
    • is enough,
    • met halfway,
    • are enough,
    • making matters up,
    • wast enough,
    • was enough,
    • made matters up,
    • patched things up,
    • being enough,
    • patches things up,
    • makes matters up,
    • patching things up.

    assuage (verb)

    • took edge off,
    • taking edge off,
    • took the edge off,
    • taking the edge off,
    • takes the edge off,
    • takes edge off,
    • take edge off.

    becalm (verb)

    • be calms,
    • be-calm,
    • be-calmed,
    • be calm,
    • be calmed,
    • be-calming,
    • be calming,
    • be-calms.

    calm (verb)

    • console.

    compose (verb)

    • re collecting,
    • tunes down,
    • re pressing,
    • re-straining,
    • re-solving,
    • re-solved,
    • re-strains,
    • re straining,
    • tuned down,
    • re-collected,
    • re-solves,
    • eases up,
    • re collects,
    • re-presses,
    • tuning down,
    • re strain,
    • re-collecting,
    • easing up,
    • re-pressing,
    • re-press,
    • re solves,
    • re-strain,
    • re collected,
    • re strains,
    • re press,
    • re collect,
    • re pressed,
    • re presses,
    • re-collects,
    • re-solve,
    • holds in,
    • re solve.

    cool (verb)

    • re duce,
    • re-duce,
    • re duces,
    • re-duces.

    decrease (verb)

    • de-clines,
    • loses edge,
    • dieing down,
    • de-creases,
    • de generate,
    • narrows down,
    • sub siding,
    • slowing down,
    • de creasing,
    • de generating,
    • de cays,
    • de-valuates,
    • de-creasing,
    • de-cay,
    • de-creased,
    • sub sided,
    • de-generates,
    • narrowing down,
    • losing edge,
    • de-generate,
    • de valuates,
    • running low,
    • de-valuating,
    • de cline,
    • slacked off,
    • sub-sided,
    • de-cays,
    • de valuated,
    • sub-side,
    • de crease,
    • lost edge,
    • de-generating,
    • de-valuated,
    • slows down,
    • wore away,
    • sub sides,
    • de-cline,
    • tailed off,
    • narrowed down,
    • sub side,
    • sub-sides,
    • de creased,
    • sub-siding,
    • de clines,
    • de cay,
    • de creases,
    • de valuating,
    • de generated,
    • de valuate,
    • de-crease,
    • dries up,
    • slacks off,
    • de-generated,
    • tails off,
    • runs low,
    • de generates,
    • de-valuate.

    discourage (verb)

    • dis-courage,
    • pre-venting,
    • dis countenanced,
    • pre-vents,
    • talked out of,
    • with-holds,
    • in-disposing,
    • dis-countenance,
    • dis-advising,
    • throwing cold water on,
    • dis-inclines,
    • dis inclines,
    • dis favors,
    • dis courage,
    • pre-vent,
    • dis-advise,
    • disadvising,
    • dis-countenancing,
    • dis countenancing,
    • with-hold,
    • talks out of,
    • dis-favors,
    • disadvises,
    • dis-advises,
    • dis favored,
    • in disposes,
    • dis advise,
    • turns aside,
    • dis-countenances,
    • dis favoring,
    • holds off,
    • in disposing,
    • dis courages,
    • with held,
    • dis countenances,
    • dis advises,
    • dis advising,
    • inter-fere,
    • inter-feres,
    • dis incline,
    • dis advised,
    • with hold,
    • in-dispose,
    • in dispose,
    • in disposed,
    • pre venting,
    • pre-vented,
    • dis-advised,
    • in-disposes,
    • pre vent,
    • dis-favor,
    • with holds,
    • throws cold water on,
    • dis-courages,
    • in-disposed,
    • with holding,
    • dis-incline,
    • dis inclining,
    • with-held,
    • dis-inclining,
    • dis-countenanced,
    • dis-favoring,
    • disadvised,
    • dis countenance,
    • pre vents,
    • inter feres,
    • inter fere,
    • dis favor,
    • dis-favored,
    • threw cold water on,
    • indisposes.

    dulcify (verb)

    • dulcorating,
    • dulcorates,
    • dulcorated.

    ease (verb)

    • dis-burdening,
    • letting up on,
    • re-leases,
    • clear way,
    • dis-engaging,
    • dis burden,
    • letted up on,
    • lets up on,
    • speeds up,
    • re lease,
    • making easier,
    • attending to,
    • pro-mote,
    • dis engaging,
    • running interference for,
    • dis engage,
    • opened door,
    • opening door,
    • pro-moting,
    • dis-engage,
    • clears way,
    • re-leased,
    • letting upon,
    • opens door,
    • cleared way,
    • runs interference for,
    • cleared the way,
    • dis-burdened,
    • lets upon,
    • opening the door,
    • dis-burdens,
    • let upon,
    • ran interference for,
    • dis-burden,
    • pro-motes,
    • opens the door,
    • dis burdens,
    • clearing way,
    • dis engages,
    • dis burdening,
    • clearing the way,
    • attends to,
    • re-lease,
    • makes easier,
    • letted upon,
    • clears the way,
    • re leases,
    • dis burdened,
    • dis-engages,
    • pro moting.

    fade (verb)

    • died vine,
    • dis appearing,
    • on vine,
    • dis-appears,
    • die vine,
    • dis appeared,
    • died on vine,
    • tuckers out,
    • dis-solved,
    • melted away,
    • melts away,
    • dis solved,
    • dis solving,
    • dying away,
    • dis-appear,
    • dis-solves,
    • fagging out,
    • evanishes,
    • melting away,
    • tuckering out,
    • dis solves,
    • dis appears,
    • dying vine,
    • fags out,
    • wastes away,
    • dies away,
    • dis-appearing,
    • awaying,
    • dieing vine,
    • dis-appeared,
    • dieing on vine,
    • evanished,
    • dieing away,
    • dis-perse,
    • dying on vine,
    • dis perse,
    • dis solve,
    • dis appear,
    • dis-solve,
    • dies vine,
    • evanishing,
    • dis-solving,
    • dies on vine,
    • died away.

    gag (verb)

    • tonguetying,
    • putting lid on,
    • keeps lid on,
    • tongue-tying,
    • keeping the lid on,
    • tonguetie,
    • tongue ties,
    • keeping lid on,
    • corks up,
    • de aden,
    • keeps the lid on,
    • kept the lid on,
    • puts lid on,
    • de-aden,
    • de adens,
    • tongueties,
    • taped up,
    • de-adens,
    • tapes up,
    • tongue-ties,
    • putting the lid on,
    • puts the lid on,
    • kept lid on,
    • taping up,
    • tongue tying.

    lick (verb)

    • lapping against,
    • moved over,
    • lapped against,
    • laps against,
    • moves over,
    • moving over.

    lull (verb)

    • putting a lid on,
    • took the edge,
    • quieting down,
    • take edge,
    • cooled off,
    • takes edge,
    • taking the edge,
    • taking edge,
    • quiets down,
    • lullabying,
    • takes the edge,
    • puts a lid on,
    • lullabied,
    • took edge,
    • cools off.

    make silent, calm (verb)

    • squelch,
    • quieten,
    • muffle,
    • soothe,
    • stroke,
    • square,
    • take the bite out of,
    • inactivate,
    • ameliorate,
    • choke,
    • muzzle,
    • can it,
    • hold it down,
    • fix up,
    • clam up,
    • squash,
    • reconcile,
    • ice,
    • relax,
    • button one’s lip,
    • soft-pedal,
    • please,
    • palliate,
    • shush,
    • soften.

    mitigate (verb)

    • came together.

    moderate (verb)

    • restrain,
    • alleviate,
    • abate.

    pacify (verb)

    • conciliate,
    • ebb,
    • defuse,
    • stabilize.

    peter (verb)

    • re-bated,
    • re bated,
    • re bate,
    • re-bating,
    • tailed away,
    • re bating,
    • re bates,
    • re-bate,
    • tails away,
    • tailing away.

    quiet (verb)

    • turn down,
    • deaden.

    relieve (verb)

    • takes load off ones chest,
    • taking load off one’s chest,
    • takes load ones mind,
    • take load one’s mind,
    • takes load chest,
    • takes load off one’s mind,
    • take load off one mind,
    • taking load ones mind,
    • take load off ones chest,
    • taking load one mind,
    • took load one mind,
    • takes load off one mind,
    • take load mind,
    • taking load one’s chest,
    • taking load off ones mind,
    • taking load one chest,
    • re-lieve,
    • take load one’s chest,
    • takes load ones chest,
    • take load off one chest,
    • took load off one’s mind,
    • took load off chest,
    • takes load off chest,
    • take load one mind,
    • took load off one chest,
    • takes load one’s mind,
    • taking load one’s mind,
    • took load off one’s chest,
    • takes load mind,
    • took load one chest,
    • takes load off one chest,
    • took load off one mind,
    • took load chest,
    • taking load off chest,
    • takes load one chest,
    • taking load off one mind,
    • take load ones chest,
    • taking load ones chest,
    • take load one chest,
    • takes load one mind,
    • took load ones mind,
    • taking load off ones chest,
    • re lieve,
    • taking load chest,
    • takes load off mind,
    • took load off mind,
    • taking load off one’s mind,
    • took load mind,
    • takes load one’s chest,
    • taking load mind,
    • take load off chest,
    • take load off ones mind,
    • taking load off mind,
    • takes load off one’s chest,
    • take load off mind,
    • took load one’s chest,
    • took load off ones chest,
    • took load one’s mind,
    • took load ones chest,
    • take load ones mind,
    • takes load off ones mind,
    • took load off ones mind,
    • take load chest,
    • taking load off one chest.

    rest (verb)

    • fix,
    • pause,
    • stagnate,
    • settle down,
    • stay,
    • mark time,
    • wait,
    • stand,
    • slumber,
    • sleep,
    • subside,
    • vegetate.

    salve (verb)

    • un-burdened,
    • un burden,
    • taking sting out of,
    • un troubles,
    • un-burdening,
    • un troubling,
    • un-troubling,
    • takes the sting out of,
    • smoothed down,
    • smoothing down,
    • taking the sting out of,
    • un-burdens,
    • un-trouble,
    • take sting out of,
    • smooths down,
    • un-burden,
    • un burdened,
    • takes sting out of,
    • un burdening,
    • untroubles,
    • un-troubles,
    • took the sting out of,
    • took sting out of,
    • un burdens,
    • un trouble.

    satisfy (verb)

    • make grade,
    • art sufficient,
    • re assured,
    • made grade,
    • putting mind ease,
    • pro-viding,
    • in duces,
    • wast sufficient,
    • served purpose,
    • put mind ease,
    • am sufficient,
    • pro vided,
    • serving the purpose,
    • makes the grade,
    • are sufficient,
    • being adequate,
    • re-assure,
    • putting mind at ease,
    • being sufficient,
    • am adequate,
    • were adequate,
    • pro-vided,
    • dispels doubt,
    • serving purpose,
    • kept promise,
    • dispelling doubt,
    • art adequate,
    • makes grade,
    • pro vide,
    • pro-vide,
    • serves purpose,
    • keeping promise,
    • serve purpose,
    • conformed to,
    • makes good,
    • puts mind at ease,
    • were sufficient,
    • re-assures,
    • pro viding,
    • was sufficient,
    • dispelled doubt,
    • is adequate,
    • complies with,
    • making grade,
    • wast adequate,
    • in-duce,
    • puts mind ease,
    • re assure,
    • wert adequate,
    • serves the purpose,
    • re-assured,
    • served the purpose,
    • in duce,
    • pro-vides,
    • complying with,
    • are adequate,
    • pro vides,
    • in-duces,
    • keeps promise,
    • was adequate,
    • re-assuring,
    • wert sufficient.

    shut up (verb)

    • keeps trap shut,
    • quits chattering,
    • stops talking,
    • piped down,
    • keeping trap shut,
    • fell silent,
    • holds tongue,
    • quitting chattering,
    • falling silent,
    • kept trap shut,
    • stopt talking,
    • falls silent,
    • stopping talking,
    • dummies up,
    • held tongue,
    • holding tongue,
    • pipes down,
    • quitted chattering,
    • dummying up,
    • stopped talking,
    • piping down.

    slow (verb)

    • embogs,
    • anchoring it,
    • hitting brakes,
    • letted down flaps,
    • backwatering,
    • loses speed,
    • winds down,
    • keeps waiting,
    • reining in,
    • lets down flaps,
    • backwatered,
    • back-waters,
    • de-tains,
    • reduced speed,
    • back watering,
    • post pones,
    • reducing speed,
    • winded down,
    • keeping waiting,
    • loses steam,
    • kept waiting,
    • anchors it,
    • hitting the brakes,
    • losing speed,
    • back waters,
    • back water,
    • de-tain,
    • anchored it,
    • back-watered,
    • retardated,
    • losing steam,
    • wound down,
    • hits the brakes,
    • post pone,
    • retardating,
    • de tain,
    • hit brakes,
    • hits brakes,
    • back watered,
    • back-watering,
    • reduces speed,
    • de tains,
    • embogged,
    • embogging,
    • lost speed,
    • post-pones,
    • lost steam,
    • letting down flaps.

    subdue (verb)

    • gat under control,
    • gat the better of,
    • gets the upper hand,
    • over running,
    • de-feats,
    • over powers,
    • sub dues,
    • over come,
    • got better of,
    • gotten the upper hand,
    • beats down,
    • getting the better of,
    • got the better of,
    • de feat,
    • over powering,
    • over coming,
    • got under control,
    • gotten the better of,
    • got upper hand,
    • over-powered,
    • get better of,
    • gotten upper hand,
    • gotten under control,
    • de-feat,
    • gat upper hand,
    • over comes,
    • gets under control,
    • over-coming,
    • sub due,
    • sub jugate,
    • de feats,
    • getting upper hand,
    • triumphing over,
    • gat the upper hand,
    • got the upper hand,
    • gets upper hand,
    • over powered,
    • getting better of,
    • triumphed over,
    • getting under control,
    • gotten better of,
    • triumphs over,
    • over runs,
    • over-powering,
    • over-power,
    • sub-dues,
    • beating down,
    • gets better of,
    • sub-due,
    • gat better of,
    • getting the upper hand,
    • over-comes,
    • gets the better of.

    tranquilize (verb)

    • settled one’s nerves,
    • settled ones nerves,
    • settling one nerves,
    • putting rest,
    • settles nerves,
    • un-ruffling,
    • un-ruffle,
    • settles ones nerves,
    • settles one nerves,
    • put rest,
    • unruffling,
    • settling one’s nerves,
    • settle one nerves,
    • unruffles,
    • settling nerves,
    • un-ruffles,
    • settling ones nerves,
    • settled nerves,
    • puts rest,
    • settle ones nerves,
    • un ruffles,
    • settled one nerves,
    • putting at rest,
    • puts at rest,
    • un ruffle,
    • settles one’s nerves,
    • un ruffling,
    • settle nerves.

    untighten (verb)

    • un-tighten,
    • un-tightened,
    • un-tightening,
    • un tighten,
    • un tightened,
    • un-tightens,
    • un tightens,
    • un tightening.
  • Other synonyms:

    • balm,
    • bloodless,
    • counsel,
    • monotone,
    • closed.

    • economical,
    • drown.

    • free,
    • compact.

    • short.

    • light.

    apathetic

    • unenthusiastic.

    calm

    • steadying,
    • takes it easy,
    • take it easy,
    • relaxes,
    • cool it,
    • sedating,
    • balmed,
    • steadies,
    • soft pedal,
    • simmer down,
    • sedates,
    • steadied,
    • becalm,
    • lay back,
    • sedated.

    compose

    • Slackened,
    • ease up,
    • held in,
    • slackens,
    • Re-collect,
    • holding in,
    • tune down,
    • hold in,
    • eased up.

    decrease

    • wearing away,
    • slack off,
    • lose edge,
    • died down,
    • dying down,
    • downing,
    • slowed down,
    • Downs,
    • downed,
    • wear away,
    • petering out,
    • ran low,
    • slow down,
    • wears away,
    • tailing off,
    • dies down,
    • tail off,
    • run low,
    • peter,
    • Waned,
    • slacking off,
    • drying up,
    • die down,
    • wear down,
    • dry up,
    • narrow down.

    dulcify

    • dulcorate,
    • honied,
    • Honeying,
    • Sugaring,
    • sugared.

    gag

    • cork up,
    • keep the lid on,
    • Garroting,
    • garrotes,
    • keep lid on,
    • corking up,
    • Garroted,
    • garrote,
    • tongue-tie,
    • corked up,
    • tongue tie,
    • corked,
    • tape up,
    • put lid on,
    • corking,
    • Shying,
    • put the lid on,
    • shies.

    lick

    • tasting,
    • tongued,
    • Lapped,
    • licking,
    • move over,
    • Tonguing,
    • osculate,
    • lap against.

    moderate

    • easing off,
    • ease off.

    Other relevant words:

    • mollify,
    • mitigate,
    • mitigated,
    • take the edge off,
    • squared,
    • take the sting out,
    • burke,
    • shut up,
    • make nice,
    • wasted away,
    • facilitate,
    • placate,
    • unburdened,
    • keep back,
    • Unruffle,
    • hold off,
    • unburdening,
    • settle,
    • subdue,
    • take the edge,
    • decrease volume,
    • talk out of,
    • melt away,
    • untrouble,
    • hush,
    • wasting away,
    • let up on,
    • disinclines,
    • still,
    • Disadvise,
    • pipe down,
    • hold tongue,
    • anesthetizing,
    • tuckered out,
    • compose,
    • play up to,
    • clear the way,
    • be enough,
    • tapers,
    • moderate,
    • speeding up,
    • allay,
    • over-runs,
    • die away,
    • ease,
    • lay,
    • assuage,
    • come together,
    • Planing,
    • Disfavoring,
    • lullaby,
    • open the door,
    • Disciplining,
    • Disfavored,
    • fall silent,
    • quiet down,
    • pacify,
    • get upper hand,
    • waste away,
    • beat down,
    • Indisposing,
    • get the better of,
    • speeded up,
    • keeping back,
    • Dulling,
    • disincline,
    • take the sting out of,
    • appease,
    • dummy up,
    • keeps back,
    • discourage,
    • talking out of,
    • get the upper hand,
    • burked,
    • Planed,
    • Evanish,
    • stop talking,
    • attend to,
    • gentles,
    • decrease,
    • Untighten,
    • gentled,
    • gag,
    • patch things up,
    • aways,
    • kept back,
    • makes nice,
    • indispose,
    • put a lid on,
    • ironing,
    • untroubling,
    • lighten,
    • triumph over,
    • settle one’s nerves,
    • fade,
    • comes together,
    • turning aside,
    • die on vine,
    • get under control,
    • put at rest,
    • make easier,
    • Burking,
    • Burkes,
    • cool out,
    • sped up,
    • lick,
    • coming together,
    • anesthetizes,
    • made easier,
    • pour oil on,
    • speed up,
    • gratify,
    • put off,
    • cooling off,
    • attended to,
    • relieve,
    • satisfy,
    • opened the door,
    • turned aside,
    • quieted down,
    • quell,
    • unburdens,
    • sated,
    • fagged out,
    • smooth down,
    • keep trap shut,
    • Disinclining,
    • take the bite out,
    • tranquilize,
    • turn aside,
    • Allying,
    • take sting out,
    • cool off,
    • over-run,
    • run interference for,
    • fag out,
    • anesthetize,
    • make matters up,
    • were enough,
    • quit chattering,
    • anesthetized,
    • tire,
    • dulls,
    • gentling,
    • settled,
    • tucker out,
    • facilitates,
    • throw cold water on.

    pacify

    • smooth over,
    • pacifies,
    • dulcify,
    • make peace,
    • kiss and make up,
    • pacificate.

    peter

    • peter out,
    • rebating,
    • rebated,
    • tail away.

    quieten

    • quietened.

    rebuke

    • slap down.

    relieve

    • take load off one’s mind,
    • take load off one’s chest.

    restless

    • uneasy.

    reticent

    • taciturn.

    satisfy

    • conforming to,
    • is sufficient,
    • make good,
    • comply with,
    • complied with,
    • come to,
    • conforms to,
    • keep promise,
    • dispel doubt,
    • made the grade,
    • make the grade,
    • tide over,
    • serve the purpose,
    • put mind at ease,
    • making the grade,
    • win over,
    • making good,
    • be adequate,
    • be sufficient,
    • conform to.

    silence

    • sit on,
    • overawes,
    • Overawing,
    • close up,
    • choked off,
    • overawed,
    • saying nothing,
    • closes up,
    • struck dumb,
    • clamming up,
    • Clammed,
    • kept down,
    • overawe,
    • sitting on,
    • decrease the volume,
    • choke off,
    • say nothing,
    • hush one’s mouth,
    • closing up,
    • hold one’s tongue,
    • dumbing,
    • choking off,
    • dumbs,
    • keep it down,
    • strike dumb,
    • closed up,
    • keep down,
    • dumbed,
    • Clamming.

    sleeping

    • asleep.

    slow

    • Back-water,
    • keep waiting,
    • stunting,
    • retardates,
    • backwaters,
    • backwater,
    • embog,
    • let down flaps,
    • hit the brakes,
    • lose speed,
    • winding down,
    • Reefed,
    • wind down,
    • reins in,
    • reduce speed,
    • Reefing,
    • lose steam,
    • reined in,
    • retardate,
    • rein in.

    soothe

    • Soothed,
    • salve.

    stately

    • dignified.

    unspoken

    • unsaid.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • whist,
    • stilly,
    • tonelessness,
    • toneless,
    • quiescency,
    • echoless,
    • chastened.

How to use «Quiet» in context?

There is a prevalent misconception that quiet is synonymous with lack of life. In fact, lack of noise can be an extremely calming and refreshing environment. For some people, the loudest sound in the world is the sound of their own breathing.

Aside from its therapeutic properties, silence can be quite beneficial to one’s mental state. In an era where constant noise pollution is rampant, silence can provide an opportunity for reflection and contemplation.

Although some people may believe that being too quiet can be irritating and uncomfortable, this is not always the case. In fact, there are many quiet people who are exceptionally friendly and engaging.

Paraphrases for Quiet:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      silent, tranquil.
    • Proper noun, singular
      silent.
    • Interjection
      silent.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Adjective
      quietness.
    • Proper noun, singular
      quietness.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      quietness.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      gentle, mellow, quiescent, subtle, sweet, non-intrusive.
    • Proper noun, singular
      Les.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      shush, brothers.
    • Adverb
      better.
    • Interjection
      gentle, shush, Gentlemen, gents.
    • Verb, past participle
      changed, composed, heard, ignored, overlooked, silenced, Mentioned, Omitted.
    • Verb, base form
      placate, quell, soothe, tiptoe.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      calming, comfortable, dispassionate, inconspicuous, low-key, muted, secret, secretive, serene, tacit, undisturbed, unobtrusive, low-profile, noise-reducing.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      composure, secret, silencer, stillness, tranquillity, Silencing.
    • Adverb
      silently.

Hyponym for Quiet:

  • n.

    • state
      calmness.

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