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UK/["/kɑːm/"]/US/["/kɑːm/"]/

Meaning of Calm

In simple words: Not feeling strong emotions like anger or excitement; peaceful.

Calm in a sentence

  • The lake was calm and serene, perfect for a day of fishing.
  • She tried to remain calm during the stressful presentation.
  • After the storm passed, the skies became calm again.
  • He spoke in a calm manner to ease her worries.
  • Yoga helps me feel calm and centered after a long day.

How to use Calm

Use 'calm' to describe someone who is peaceful or relaxed. It's suitable in both casual and formal contexts. Avoid using it when describing intense emotions or chaotic situations.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Sounds like 'calm' — picture a calm lake with no waves.

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Collocations with Calm

Synonyms for Calm

Opposites of Calm

Common mistakes with Calm

  • Using 'calm' when meaning 'excited' or 'angry'.
  • Confusing 'calm' with 'clm', a less common abbreviation.
  • Incorrectly saying 'more calm' instead of 'calmer'.

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Frequently asked questions about Calm

What does Calm mean?

Not feeling strong emotions like anger or excitement; peaceful.

What is the definition of Calm?

not excited, nervous or upset

How do you use Calm in a sentence?

The lake was calm and serene, perfect for a day of fishing.

Can you give another example of Calm?

She tried to remain calm during the stressful presentation.

What are synonyms for Calm?

Common alternatives include peaceful, tranquil, composed, serene, collected.

What is the opposite of Calm?

Opposite meanings include agitated, nervous, excited.

What words go with Calm?

It commonly pairs with appear, be, feel, extremely, fairly, very, about, calm and collected, cool, calm and collected, appear, be, feel, extremely, fairly, very, about, calm and collected, cool, calm and collected.

What are common mistakes when using Calm?

Using 'calm' when meaning 'excited' or 'angry'. Confusing 'calm' with 'clm', a less common abbreviation. Incorrectly saying 'more calm' instead of 'calmer'.

How do you pronounce Calm?

US: /["/kɑːm/"]/, UK: /["/kɑːm/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Calm?

Use 'calm' to describe someone who is peaceful or relaxed. It's suitable in both casual and formal contexts. Avoid using it when describing intense emotions or chaotic situations.

What CEFR level is Calm?

"Calm" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.