relaxed
/rɪˈlækst/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of relax: to become or make less tense or anxious.
- She relaxed in a warm bath after a long day.
- The music relaxed him so much that he fell asleep.
- They relaxed their strict policy to allow more flexibility.
adjective
- Feeling calm and free from worry or tension.
- He was relaxed about the test because he had studied hard.
- After the massage, she felt completely relaxed.
- The relaxed atmosphere at the beach helped everyone unwind.
- Not strict or formal; easygoing.
- They have a relaxed attitude toward rules at that summer camp.
- The company has a relaxed dress code, so employees can wear jeans.
- Her relaxed parenting style allows the kids more freedom.
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