quiet
/ˈkwaɪət/
adjective
- Making very little or no noise; not loud.
- She spoke in a quiet voice so she wouldn't wake the baby.
- The library is a quiet place where people go to read.
- We enjoyed a quiet evening at home with no television.
- Free from activity, disturbance, or excitement; calm and peaceful.
- He found a quiet spot in the park to sit and think.
- After the busy week, I wanted a quiet weekend.
- The town is very quiet in the winter months.
- Not talking much; reserved in manner.
- The new student seemed shy and quiet on the first day.
- She was quiet during the meeting, but she had many ideas.
- My brother is a quiet person who prefers listening to talking.
verb
- To make or become silent or less noisy.
- The wind quieted down as the storm passed.
- The teacher tried to quiet the class before the test.
- She quieted her crying baby by rocking him gently.
noun
- The state of being silent or free from noise; stillness.
- He enjoyed the quiet after the children went to bed.
- The quiet of the early morning helped her concentrate.
- We need some quiet to finish this project.