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calmed

calmed adjective: having been made calmer. Also the simple past and past participle of calm.

Adjective

calmed (comparative more calmed, superlative most calmed)

  1. Having been made calmer.
    • Samadhi of the calmed mind is beyond all objects and thoughts and involves stilling or silencing our consciousness on all levels.1997, David Frawley, Ayurveda and the Mind: the Healing of Consciousness
    • Raúl Pujol, very calmed, went out to the porch and shouted to the agents who were guarding the corner: “Listen, these friends of mine are going to leave against the traffic to take Rastro Street!, can they?”2009, Jose Alvarez, Frank Pais: Architect of Cuba's Betrayed Revolution, page 236

Also used as

calmed is also the simple past and past participle of calm.

Forms of calmed

comparativemore calmed
superlativemost calmed

Words formed from calmed

Phrases with calmed

Questions about calmed

What does calmed mean?
Calmed means having been made calmer.
What part of speech is calmed?
Calmed is an adjective.

Words near calmed in the dictionary

  1. calmative
  2. calmatives
  3. calme
  4. calmecac
  5. calmecacs
  6. calmed
  7. calmed down
  8. calmegin
  9. calmen
  10. calmened
  11. calmening

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