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quiet

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Synonyms: quit, quint, quilt, quirt, quist, quet, queet, quier, quies, quiett

Antonyms: quit, quint, quilt, quirt, quist, quet, queet, quier, quies, quiett

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Adjective

  1. With little or no sound; free of [[disturb]]ing [[noise]].
  2. Having little [[motion]] or [[activity]]; [[calm]].
  3. Not [[busy]], of low [[quantity]].
  4. Not [[talking]] much or not talking [[loudly]]; [[reserved]].
  5. Not [[showy]]; [[undemonstrative]].
  6. {{lb|en|software}} Requiring little or no [[interaction]].

Verb

  1. {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[cause#Verb|cause]] (someone or something) to [[become]] [[quiet#Adjective|quiet]].
  2. {{lb|en|intransitive}} To become quiet or [[calm#Adjective|calm]].

Noun

  1. The [[absence]] of [[sound]]; [[quietness]].
  2. The absence of [[movement]]; [[stillness]], [[tranquility]].
  3. The absence of [[disturbance]] or [[trouble]]; [[peace]], [[security]].

Interjection

  1. Be quiet.

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