English to Latin Meaning of calm - cessabit

Calm :

cessabit

noun

pax, tranquillum, quiescis, cessabit, LEVITAS, sui ipsius possessio,, conatus, imperturbabili, lucos, conquiescit

verb

cessabit, cunabula, quiescis, lenire, placare cupientes, placare posses, crescere quietam, desierunt, adimeret, decernere,, otium, cognoscere, ad habitatores

adjective

quiescis, cessabit, pacificae, tranquillam, serenus, sobrii estote,, placidas deportat, quietas, fixum, statuto, Vestibulum, etiam, stationarius, firmum, quiescant, tacet, tarda, sedato, mansuetum, composito, conatus, SECURUS, stabilis, aequali tenore, stolidi,, iure perpetuo, durescere campum, otiosos fingit, recumbitus, STATARIUS, Immotus, simulacraque moesta deorum, fidelium, MITIS, ignavas, severissimus exactor, patientes estote, qui inconcussam eius, propenso, invicta, inquieta, Olli sedato, nolite inebriari physica protestatur, horribilis, terribilis, nescius

Calm :: tranquillumCalmed :: sedatoCalmer :: leniorCalmest :: serenissimamCalming :: remissisCalmly :: aequo animoCalmness :: aequanimitasCalms :: aequore

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Definitions of calm in English

Noun(1) steadiness of mind under stress(2) wind moving at less than 1 knot; 0 on the Beaufort scale
Verb(1) make calm or still(2) make steady(3) become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation(4) cause to be calm or quiet as by administering a sedative to
Adjective(1) not agitated; without losing self-possession(2) (of weather

Examples of calm in English

(1) We sailed off into the nothingness of the flat calm sea.(2) The light winds and calm water conditions made fishing difficult at times, but large numbers of fish were seen moving.(3) This we were able to do in an atmosphere of calm and peace.(4) He figured on raising nothing more than his drinking elbow on the boat unless there was a flat calm and the safety of a well protected harbour close by.(5) Ignoring their screams, I tried to maintain some semblance of calm , despite the storm raging about inside.(6) In some cases, the woman's fatal response occurs during a period of relative calm in the violence such as after a battering incident has already occurred.(7) By May 1918, Finland had been restored to relative calm .(8) Lunch passed in relative calm , for Charlie tried hard to do nothing that would upset her father in such a way that would send him off to the bedroom for another rest.(9) Rogue waves that occur on relatively calm seas are usually generated by storms hundreds of miles away.(10) They strive to create a calm environment to eliminate fear.(11) With the political deadlock, relative calm returned.(12) I will miss everything about Bulgaria because I like the calm atmosphere of Sofia and the good friendships built here.(13) Being subtle, you prefer to mask deep emotions with a calm surface.(14) At Pendennis, I slithered from the rocks into a flat, calm sea.(15) Natalia stared back with a cool and calm expression to combat Jade's anger flashing in all her features.(16) My life is a roller coaster of fear and fearlessness, of calm and panic.

Related Phrases of calm

(1) calm down ::

mitescere

(2) stay calm ::

manere tranquillitas

(3) be calm ::

et cessabit

(4) to calm down ::

eoque mitescere

(5) keep calm ::

vos tacebitis

(6) remain calm ::

manere tranquillitas

(7) dead calm ::

mortuus est tranquillitas

(8) calm water ::

tranquillitas aqua

(9) not calm ::

non cessabit

(10) calm and cool ::

tranquillitas et frigus

Related Phrases of calm

(1) calm down ::

mitescere

(2) stay calm ::

manere tranquillitas

(3) be calm ::

et cessabit

(4) to calm down ::

eoque mitescere

(5) keep calm ::

vos tacebitis

(6) remain calm ::

manere tranquillitas

(7) dead calm ::

mortuus est tranquillitas

(8) calm water ::

tranquillitas aqua

(9) not calm ::

non cessabit

(10) calm and cool ::

tranquillitas et frigus

Synonyms

Adjective

1. serene ::

serenus

2. windless ::

ventisque carebunt

3. tranquil ::

tranquillam

Noun

4. tranquility ::

tranquillum

5. composure ::

securitate

Verb

6. soothe ::

lenire

7. compose oneself ::

se componere

8. calm down ::

mitescere

10. steady ::

stabilis

Antonyms

1. bustle ::

properantibus

2. commotion ::

concursus istius

3. hubbub ::

turba

4. tumult ::

grandis interitu

5. turmoil ::

turbat

6. unrest ::

fluctuationem iusto

Different Forms

calm, calmed, calmer, calmest, calming, calmly, calmness, calms

Word Example from TV Shows

Okay, Jesse, CALM down. Say it again!

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 11

$Calm down, inspector.\NThat’s not the protocol.$

Calm down, inspector.
That’s not the protocol.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

Oh... (STAMMERS) Calm down.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 6

How can I CALM down? I'm gonna lose my shopping cart.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 16

Calm down.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 7

Examples of calm from TV Shows

Okay, Jesse, CALM down. Say it again!

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 11

$Calm down, inspector.\NThat’s not the protocol.$

Calm down, inspector.
That’s not the protocol.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

Oh... (STAMMERS) Calm down.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 6

How can I CALM down? I'm gonna lose my shopping cart.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 16

Calm down.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 7

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