Calming is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CALMING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make (someone) tranquil and quiet; soothe
• (of a person) become tranquil and quiet
RESIDUAL:
• the Department of Conservation and Land Management
NOUN:
• an act of calming
• the absence of strong emotions; calm feelings
• the absence of violent activity in a place
• the absence of wind
• still air represented by force 0 on the Beaufort scale (less than 1 knot or 1 km/h).
• an area of the sea without wind
• the act of appeasing (as by acceding to the demands of)
ADJECTIVE:
• effecting calm
• not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or other strong emotions
• (of a place) peaceful after violent activity
• (of the weather) pleasantly free from wind
• (of the sea) not disturbed by large waves
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make calm

Words related to CALMING

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How to use CALMING in a sentence

• When the storm began to abate, I dismounted and sauntered down through the calming woods.
• I moved on with new courage, my nervous excitement calming down.
• Her agitation at my silence was distressing, and calming her as well as I could, and promising to help her to get a cab, I asked her a few questions.
• Instead, she clasped Avery tenderly to her and gave herself to the task of calming her distress.
• This step should, in his opinion, exercise a calming influence at St.
• Callandar looked exactly like a doctor after all! Convention, even in clothes, has a calming effect.
• You have been too patient, my beloved Lord, In calming these tumultuous jarring spirits.
• I decided it was best to lie down on my bed in the hope of calming my nerves, and thus to pass the time till the hour determined upon for our attempt.
• Calming herself she forced herself to look into his face.
• The effort which Henriette had to make to restrain him had a calming effect upon herself.
• The first rays of the rising moon, far from calming the terrors of the unhappy mariner, increase them.
• He concluded by calming down very suddenly, returned to his original tones, and thanking his audience for his exceedingly kind reception, retired to his seat looking, as Mr.
• The beer had had a calming effect on their troubled minds, and both Harry and Sally began to think it rather a good joke.
• The warm baths are truly delightful and most efficacious in calming the temper and restoring the nerve-power.
• The sight of two small beds, side by side, a tiny dressing-table, a row of toys on the mantelpiece, was calming.
• Courtenay, if any one, would succeed in calming Isobel.
• He fluttered long before calming down, but finally they got him all spread out and as nice a Patient as one could wish to see.
• It is this that the more imaginative and impatient reformers find out when they come to themselves, if that calming change ever comes to them.
• The simplest way of calming her was to put her back in the place by my side that she had left.
• The medical treatment of his patient had succeeded in calming the maddened brain under the influence of sleep.
• After some time Roseen succeeded in calming the belligerents, and in gathering the sense of their various statements.
• Submaster Drake, forcing his way through the throng, calming the hottest-headed ones, turned an accusing look on Fred.
• And so a new tissue of song continues, all of the original fibre, calming more and more from the first fierce glow.
• She felt for her hat, and calming her nerves with a desperate effort, stole quickly from the room and downstairs.
• An absence of several days, he thought, might have the effect of calming him down.
• The presence of a comparative stranger, as was Miss Manvers, did much towards calming the excited feelings of each, and the exertions of Lord St.
• This compromise had the effect of calming the troubled waves and restoring peace and good will throughout the States of the Union.
• Laura finally succeeded in calming him, and the cold reason of M.
• This information had a calming effect on the colonel, who at heart was really a clever fellow.
• There were gathered the innocent, the aged, the young, the beautiful, and the Lady Margaret experienced some relief in administering to their wants and calming their anxiety.
• The effect could be likened to nothing but the calming of the evil spirit which possessed the monarch of Israel, by the tones of the sweet harp of David.
• The moonlight had a calming effect, as the clear air had a bracing one.
• After naming the first precautions, the doctor left the room, to prepare, himself, a calming potion.
• And He casts all into the form of a question, thus softening rebuke, and calming their terrors by the appeal to their common sense.

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