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What is a six letter word that means calm?
serene
What is a 7 letter word that means become calm or to settle down?
"compose"
Seven-letter word that means calm down or settle down?
Assuage, placate, mollify...
Unemotional and stolidly calm beginning with p?
Phlegmatic
Positive qualities beginning with letter c?
· calm · capable · caring · cautious · charming · classy · clever · compassionate · competent · courageous · courteous · creative · creepy · cultured
What is a six letter word that means calm?
serene
What is a 7 letter word that means calm?
relaxed
What is a 7 letter word that means become calm or to settle down?
"compose"
How do you know body language?
watch what someone does. folded arms usually means angry, if someone always does that it means calm and sometimes it means defensive. and if someone put their hands on their hips it means (maaaaaaybe) irriatated or impatiant.
What does composed steady person means?
The person is cool, calm, under control, not panicky, ready to act.
What is as cool as a cucumber?
When someone is said to be cool as a cucumber, this means they are very calm and collected.
What does 'calm down' mean?
"Calm down" means to become less agitated, upset or excited. calm down means if you are relly agressive, exited, ect means yo settle down.
What is the Zulu meaning for tula?
"Tula" in Zulu means "rest" or "be still." It is often used to encourage someone to be calm or quiet.
What does it mean when someone says your poise?
"Your poise" means "the poise belonging to you." Perhaps you actually heard someone say "YOU'RE POISED," which means that you are calm and in control of yourself
Seven-letter word that means calm down or settle down?
Assuage, placate, mollify...
What is calm down mean when someone is angry?
To calm down means to relax and stop being angry. Turn the anger into a cool feeling of optimism and a happy outlook.
What word means to be soothe placate calm down?
The word "appease" means to soothe or placate someone, helping to calm them down. It often implies a sense of making concessions or satisfying someone's needs or feelings to reduce tension or anger. Other synonyms include "mollify" and "assuage."
