calmer
word · lemma: calm
Definition
Comparative form of 'calm'; describes someone or something that is more relaxed or less upset than before, or compared to another person or situation.
Usage & Nuances
Used for comparing states of calmness, typically in people, animals, places, or situations. Often followed by 'than' when making direct comparisons (e.g., 'She is calmer than before.'). Not used as a verb; 'calmer' only functions as an adjective.
Spanish: más tranquilo - más calmadoPortuguese (BR): mais calmo - mais tranquiloPortuguese (PT): mais calmo - mais tranquiloChinese (Simplified): 更冷静 - 更平静Chinese (Traditional): 更冷靜 - 更平靜Hindi: और शांतArabic: أكثر هدوءًا - أكثر سكينة
Example Sentences
The teacher tried to make the class calmer.
basic
After the storm, the sea was much calmer.
basic
She felt calmer after talking to her friend.
basic
I'm much calmer now that the deadline is over.
natural
He seems calmer around his family than with strangers.
natural
Kids usually get calmer after they eat something.
natural