adjective “quiet”
quiet, comparative quieter, superlative quietest
- not loud; without much sound
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She was so quiet that I could barely hear her words.
- peaceful and still
The sea was very quiet that day.
- not crowded or busy
The beach remained quieter than usual for a sunny weekend.
- speaking little or softly
She remained quiet during the meeting, only speaking when asked a direct question.
- simple and not attracting attention
She chose a quiet shade of beige for the living room walls to create a calming atmosphere.
verb “quiet”
infinitive quiet; he quiets; past tense quieted; past part. quieted; ger. quieting
- make someone or something silent or calmer
The librarian quieted the noisy group of students with a stern look.
- become silent or calmer
The children finally quieted down after the exciting story ended.
noun “quiet”
singular quiet, plural quiets or uncountable
- the state of having no sound
After the bustling party ended, a deep quiet settled over the house.
interjection “quiet”
- a command to stop making noise
Quiet! We are in a library.