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quiescent

/kwiˈes.ənt/

Traduction: Décrit un état de repos, de calme ou d'inactivité, souvent en parlant d'une chose qui ne se manifeste pas ou qui est en sommeil.

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adjective

/kwiˈes.ənt/C2formal
  • frDécrit un état de repos, de calme ou d'inactivité, souvent en parlant d'une chose qui ne se manifeste pas ou qui est en sommeil.

Describes a state of being quiet, still, or inactive.

  1. Inactive or dormantC1formal

    In a state of inactivity, rest, or dormancy; not active or developing.

    frQuiescent (inactif, dormant)

    • The volcano has been quiescent for centuries.
    • The virus remained quiescent in the patient's body for years.
    • During winter, many plants become quiescent.

    Synonymesdormantidleinactiveinertlatentmotionlessstill

    Antonymesactiveanimatedbusyenergeticlivelyrestlessturbulentunquiet

  2. Calm or stillC1formal

    Marked by a state of quietness, tranquility, or lack of disturbance.

    frCalme ou immobile

    • The lake was quiescent under the moonlight.
    • The crowd grew quiescent as the speaker began.
    • Her quiescent demeanor helped calm the tense situation.

    Synonymescalmdormantinactivemotionlesspeacefulquietstilltranquil

    Antonymesactiveagitatedrestlessturbulentunquiet

Formes
  • more quiescent comparative form
  • most quiescent superlative form
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