Definitions and Examples of calm, still
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions; peaceful.
Example
The sea was so calm that it looked like a mirror reflecting the sky.
Not moving or making a sound.
Example
The forest was so still that you could hear a pin drop.
Key Differences: calm vs still
- 1Calm refers to a state of peace and tranquility, while windy describes a state of strong winds.
- 2Still refers to a complete absence of movement or sound, while windy implies a lot of movement and noise caused by the wind.
Effective Usage of calm, still
- 1Weather Forecast: Use calm and still to describe weather conditions with no wind.
- 2Nature Descriptions: Use calm and still to describe peaceful and quiet natural environments.
- 3Emotional States: Use calm to describe a person's emotional state when they are not agitated or upset.
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Remember this!
The antonyms calm and still convey a lack of wind or movement. Use calm to describe a state of peace and tranquility, and still to describe a complete absence of movement or sound. These words can be used in weather forecasts, nature descriptions, and to describe a person's emotional state.
