Definition of calmness in English:

calmness

noun ˈkɑːmnəs

mass noun

1The state or quality of being free from agitation or strong emotion.
those who worked with him refer time and again to his calmness under pressure
she exuded calmness and good humour
Example sentencesExamples
- His firm calmness was more than slightly unnerving.
- "I await your humble apology to my honor," he said, forcing a false calmness on himself.
- Her eyes flew to the partly opened door and whatever calmness had been within her was gone.
- My voice remained stable and I was astonished at my own calmness toward the situation.
- His surprise was quickly replaced with anger, then the usual cool calmness.
- His smile was a little more genuine than her mask of calmness.
- The momentary outburst had subsided to be replaced with the old calmness and placidity.
- Her calmness disappeared into her usual anger.
- I called out, abandoning all pretenses of calmness now.
- There was really nothing else to do, he reasoned, with a calmness that he did not really feel.
2The state or condition of being free from disturbance or violent activity.
this relative calmness ended at around 7 a.m., when the wind picked up speed
Example sentencesExamples
- It's easier not to fall for all the hype in the calmness of your own home.
- The calmness of the drifting clouds seemed to mock his frantic efforts.
- Their singing is wonderfully mellow, noble, and, at the same time, devout, creating an atmosphere of calmness and reflection.
- I felt annoyed at the closeness of the mountains and the calmness of the village.
- The wounded whale dives, and there is a long time of calmness, as the men wait for him to resurface.
- It took a long time before the forest returned to its usual calmness.
- I looked up to the light streaming across the sky, and then down to the darkness with its shattered calmness.
- What matters is the calmness of that plain, rather ugly little garden at that time of day.
- If you consider the work as is progresses over time, you can see a clear movement toward calmness, simplicity, and finally silence.
- Most people here remember the past few decades of relative calmness and stability, but with a strong overtone of fear.

Definition of calmness in US English:

calmness

noun

1The state or quality of being free from agitation or strong emotion.
those who worked with him refer time and again to his calmness under pressure
she exuded calmness and good humor
Example sentencesExamples
- There was really nothing else to do, he reasoned, with a calmness that he did not really feel.
- His firm calmness was more than slightly unnerving.
- His surprise was quickly replaced with anger, then the usual cool calmness.
- The momentary outburst had subsided to be replaced with the old calmness and placidity.
- "I await your humble apology to my honor," he said, forcing a false calmness on himself.
- Her calmness disappeared into her usual anger.
- Her eyes flew to the partly opened door and whatever calmness had been within her was gone.
- I called out, abandoning all pretenses of calmness now.
- My voice remained stable and I was astonished at my own calmness toward the situation.
- His smile was a little more genuine than her mask of calmness.
2The state or condition of being free from disturbance or violent activity.
this relative calmness ended at around 7 a.m., when the wind picked up speed
Example sentencesExamples
- I looked up to the light streaming across the sky, and then down to the darkness with its shattered calmness.
- The wounded whale dives, and there is a long time of calmness, as the men wait for him to resurface.
- Their singing is wonderfully mellow, noble, and, at the same time, devout, creating an atmosphere of calmness and reflection.
- It's easier not to fall for all the hype in the calmness of your own home.
- If you consider the work as is progresses over time, you can see a clear movement toward calmness, simplicity, and finally silence.
- It took a long time before the forest returned to its usual calmness.
- The calmness of the drifting clouds seemed to mock his frantic efforts.
- Most people here remember the past few decades of relative calmness and stability, but with a strong overtone of fear.
- I felt annoyed at the closeness of the mountains and the calmness of the village.
- What matters is the calmness of that plain, rather ugly little garden at that time of day.

单词	calmness
释义	Definition of calmness in English: calmness noun ˈkɑːmnəs mass noun 1The state or quality of being free from agitation or strong emotion. those who worked with him refer time and again to his calmness under pressure she exuded calmness and good humour Example sentencesExamples His firm calmness was more than slightly unnerving. "I await your humble apology to my honor," he said, forcing a false calmness on himself. Her eyes flew to the partly opened door and whatever calmness had been within her was gone. My voice remained stable and I was astonished at my own calmness toward the situation. His surprise was quickly replaced with anger, then the usual cool calmness. His smile was a little more genuine than her mask of calmness. The momentary outburst had subsided to be replaced with the old calmness and placidity. Her calmness disappeared into her usual anger. I called out, abandoning all pretenses of calmness now. There was really nothing else to do, he reasoned, with a calmness that he did not really feel. 2The state or condition of being free from disturbance or violent activity. this relative calmness ended at around 7 a.m., when the wind picked up speed Example sentencesExamples It's easier not to fall for all the hype in the calmness of your own home. The calmness of the drifting clouds seemed to mock his frantic efforts. Their singing is wonderfully mellow, noble, and, at the same time, devout, creating an atmosphere of calmness and reflection. I felt annoyed at the closeness of the mountains and the calmness of the village. The wounded whale dives, and there is a long time of calmness, as the men wait for him to resurface. It took a long time before the forest returned to its usual calmness. I looked up to the light streaming across the sky, and then down to the darkness with its shattered calmness. What matters is the calmness of that plain, rather ugly little garden at that time of day. If you consider the work as is progresses over time, you can see a clear movement toward calmness, simplicity, and finally silence. Most people here remember the past few decades of relative calmness and stability, but with a strong overtone of fear. Definition of calmness in US English: calmness noun 1The state or quality of being free from agitation or strong emotion. those who worked with him refer time and again to his calmness under pressure she exuded calmness and good humor Example sentencesExamples There was really nothing else to do, he reasoned, with a calmness that he did not really feel. His firm calmness was more than slightly unnerving. His surprise was quickly replaced with anger, then the usual cool calmness. The momentary outburst had subsided to be replaced with the old calmness and placidity. "I await your humble apology to my honor," he said, forcing a false calmness on himself. Her calmness disappeared into her usual anger. Her eyes flew to the partly opened door and whatever calmness had been within her was gone. I called out, abandoning all pretenses of calmness now. My voice remained stable and I was astonished at my own calmness toward the situation. His smile was a little more genuine than her mask of calmness. 2The state or condition of being free from disturbance or violent activity. this relative calmness ended at around 7 a.m., when the wind picked up speed Example sentencesExamples I looked up to the light streaming across the sky, and then down to the darkness with its shattered calmness. The wounded whale dives, and there is a long time of calmness, as the men wait for him to resurface. Their singing is wonderfully mellow, noble, and, at the same time, devout, creating an atmosphere of calmness and reflection. It's easier not to fall for all the hype in the calmness of your own home. If you consider the work as is progresses over time, you can see a clear movement toward calmness, simplicity, and finally silence. It took a long time before the forest returned to its usual calmness. The calmness of the drifting clouds seemed to mock his frantic efforts. Most people here remember the past few decades of relative calmness and stability, but with a strong overtone of fear. I felt annoyed at the closeness of the mountains and the calmness of the village. What matters is the calmness of that plain, rather ugly little garden at that time of day.
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