Calm — synonyms, calm antonyms, definition

1. calm (a)

abstemious apathetic balmy benign bland bright clarion clear clement cloudless cold collected complaisant composed controlled cool deliberate dignified disheartening dispassionate • • •

2. calm (Noun)

apathy aplomb calm air calmness clemency coldness collectedness composure contentment cool coolness disregard ease equanimity fairness gentleness harmony hush imperturbability indifference • • •

calm (Noun) — Steadiness of mind under stress.

calm (Noun) — Wind moving at less than 1 knot; 0 on the Beaufort scale.

calm (Noun) — A peaceful and restful state; absence of noise and disturbance. ex. "There was calm, not the chaos and hysteria that was predicted"

air current current of air disposition temperament wind aplomb assuredness cool placidity poise quiet repose sang-froid sangfroid serenity tranquility tranquillity Beaufort scale wind scale

3. calm (Verb)

abate allay alleviate appease assuage becalm better calm down cheer chill out collect comfort compose conciliate condole console cool cool it cool off damp • • • agitate

calm (Verb) — Make calm or still. ex. "calm the dragons of worry and fear"

calm (Verb) — Stop being excited, agitated or moving. ex. "calm yourself"

calm (Verb) — Become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation. ex. "After the fight both men need to calm down."

calm (Verb) — Cause to be calm or quiet as by administering a sedative to. ex. "The patient must be calmed before the operation"

affect change state comfort console solace soothe stabilise stabilize turn appease assuage assure compose conciliate gentle gruntle hypnotise hypnotize lenify lull mesmerise mesmerize mollify pacify placate reassure

4. calm (Adjective)

unagitated stormy

calm (Adjective) — Not agitated; without losing self-possession. ex. "spoke in a calm voice" ex. "remained calm throughout the uproar"

calm (Adjective) — (of weather) free from storm or wind. ex. "calm seas"

calm (Adjective) — Free of noise and disturbance.