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stillness

/ˈstɪl.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que descreve um estado de calma, tranquilidade ou ausência de movimento ou som.

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noun

/ˈstɪl.nəs/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que descreve um estado de calma, tranquilidade ou ausência de movimento ou som.

A noun describing a state of tranquility, calmness, or absence of motion or sound.

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  1. Tranquil silenceB2formal

    A state of quiet and peace, often with a poetic or serene quality.

    ptTranquilidade e silêncio

    • The stillness of the forest was broken only by a bird's song.
    • She sat in the stillness of the early morning, reflecting.
    • The poet captured the stillness of the winter landscape.

    Sinônimoscalmhushpeacepeacefulnessplacidityquietquietudeserenitysilencetranquility

    Antônimosclamorcommotiondinpandemoniumrackettumultturmoiluproar

  2. Calmness without windB1formal

    A condition of the air where there is no wind, resulting in a calm atmosphere.

    ptCalmaria

    • The lake was perfectly flat in the stillness of the evening.
    • The stillness before the storm made everyone uneasy.
    • They enjoyed the stillness of the desert at dawn.

    Sinônimoswindlessness

    Antônimosbreezegaleguststormwind

  3. Absence of motionB1formal

    A state where there is no physical movement or activity.

    ptImobilidade

    • The cat watched the mouse with absolute stillness.
    • He held the camera with perfect stillness to avoid blur.
    • The dancer's final pose was a moment of complete stillness.

    Sinônimosimmobilityinertnessmotionlessnessquiescencereststasis

    Antônimosactionactivityagitationmotionmovementstir

Formas
  • stillnesses plural form
  • stillnesses' possessive plural form
  • stillness's possessive singular form
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