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Done in silence, without noise or speaking
“Rebekah turned back and motioned quietly for them to step outside.”
In a low or hushed volume or tone
“We ought to speak quietly in the library because other students wish to study.”
Done discretely, privately, or in strict confidence
“Just quietly between us, sometimes I sing in the shower.”
In a calm and unperturbed manner
“This splay-legged alligator quietly endured the abuse of one visitor who kept throwing twigs on his head.”
In a peaceful or serene manner
“Beneath those cliffs, the waters quietly flow.”
In a reserved or unobtrusive manner
“He should be smooth-shaven, rather pale and studious, and dressed quietly in a dark business suit.”
In a fluid motion, without bumping or jerking
In a gentle, delicate or soft manner
Behaving or acting moderately, calmly, and coolly
Having the ability to accept or tolerate delays, problems, or suffering
In a state or environment free from strife or disturbance
Adverb for low in audible volume
“He was a shy kid who spoke in a quiet voice.”
(of a place, period of time, or situation) Adverb for without disturbance, activity or excitement
“It's a quiet village where locals while away their days with a warm cup of tea while breathing in the fresh open air.”
Adverb for isolated or sequestered
“If you follow the path through the trees and down the hill, you will arrive at a quiet little cove between the hills.”
(of a person) Adverb for reserved in nature, keeping to oneself
“Our neighbor is a quiet man who keeps to himself for the most part.”
Adverb for not showy or lively
“The French composer Charles Gounod's bicentenary has been a quiet affair so far.”
(of color) Adverb for not glaring or vibrant
“Start with soft, quiet colors as a foundation on walls and furniture.”
Adverb for lacking in activity or progress
“Business is usually quiet on Christmas Day as most people are spending time at home with their families.”
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