Definition of calmly in English:

calmly

adverb ˈkɑːmli

Without agitation or strong emotion.
he spoke slowly and calmly
people living in the area reacted calmly to the incident
Example sentencesExamples
- He's still laughing but much more calmly.
- I kept working at the knot, but did so calmly and carefully.
- Many potentially explosive situations can be diffused if they are dealt with swiftly, calmly, and rationally.
- She calmly leaned back in her seat and stared up at him, smiling evilly.
- Take time to calmly think through your options.
- His mother was shocked and dismayed, while his stepfather calmly told him to go to bed without eating.
- They become grotesquely empowered by calmly taking pleasure in their rebellion.
- He pulls her out of the car and asks her calmly not to look back.
- I want to leave the stage gently and calmly, without weeping into my pillow.
- I approached it calmly, not allowing any weakness to show, including the fact that I had been crying.

Definition of calmly in US English:

calmly

adverb

Without agitation or strong emotion.
he spoke slowly and calmly
people living in the area reacted calmly to the incident
Example sentencesExamples
- Take time to calmly think through your options.
- He pulls her out of the car and asks her calmly not to look back.
- I want to leave the stage gently and calmly, without weeping into my pillow.
- They become grotesquely empowered by calmly taking pleasure in their rebellion.
- She calmly leaned back in her seat and stared up at him, smiling evilly.
- I approached it calmly, not allowing any weakness to show, including the fact that I had been crying.
- He's still laughing but much more calmly.
- Many potentially explosive situations can be diffused if they are dealt with swiftly, calmly, and rationally.
- His mother was shocked and dismayed, while his stepfather calmly told him to go to bed without eating.
- I kept working at the knot, but did so calmly and carefully.

单词	calmly
释义	Definition of calmly in English: calmly adverb ˈkɑːmli Without agitation or strong emotion. he spoke slowly and calmly people living in the area reacted calmly to the incident Example sentencesExamples He's still laughing but much more calmly. I kept working at the knot, but did so calmly and carefully. Many potentially explosive situations can be diffused if they are dealt with swiftly, calmly, and rationally. She calmly leaned back in her seat and stared up at him, smiling evilly. Take time to calmly think through your options. His mother was shocked and dismayed, while his stepfather calmly told him to go to bed without eating. They become grotesquely empowered by calmly taking pleasure in their rebellion. He pulls her out of the car and asks her calmly not to look back. I want to leave the stage gently and calmly, without weeping into my pillow. I approached it calmly, not allowing any weakness to show, including the fact that I had been crying. Definition of calmly in US English: calmly adverb Without agitation or strong emotion. he spoke slowly and calmly people living in the area reacted calmly to the incident Example sentencesExamples Take time to calmly think through your options. He pulls her out of the car and asks her calmly not to look back. I want to leave the stage gently and calmly, without weeping into my pillow. They become grotesquely empowered by calmly taking pleasure in their rebellion. She calmly leaned back in her seat and stared up at him, smiling evilly. I approached it calmly, not allowing any weakness to show, including the fact that I had been crying. He's still laughing but much more calmly. Many potentially explosive situations can be diffused if they are dealt with swiftly, calmly, and rationally. His mother was shocked and dismayed, while his stepfather calmly told him to go to bed without eating. I kept working at the knot, but did so calmly and carefully.
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