sedate
21sedate — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. staid, calm, inexcitable, serious, dignified, serene, demure, decorous, composed. See inexcitability. Ant., agitated, excitable. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. composed, unruffled, serious, sober; see… …
22sedate — se·date || sɪ deɪt v. calm, quiet; administer a sedative drug adj. calm, quiet, serene; composed, staid …
23sedate — 1) seated 2) teased …
24sedate — sedate1 adjective 1》 calm and unhurried. 2》 staid and rather dull. Derivatives sedately adverb sedateness noun Origin ME (also as a medical term in the sense not sore or painful ): from L. sedatus, sedare settle , from sedere sit . sedate2 verb… …
25sedate — a. Calm, composed, collected, quiet, placid, serene, tranquil, still, unruffled, undisturbed, settled, imperturbable, sober, serious, staid, demure, cool, philosophical, contemplative, grave, thoughtful …
26sedate — adj 1. calm, quiet, serene, collected, Inf. together, self possessed, unruffled, unperturbed; cool, self controlled, passionless, impassive, detached, even tempered, imperturable, unexcitable, unflappable. 2. staid, proper, decorous, dignified,… …
27sedate — se·date …
28sedate — se•date [[t]sɪˈdeɪt[/t]] adj. v. dat•ed, dat•ing 1) calm, quiet, or composed; undisturbed 2) med cvb to put under sedation • Etymology: 1640–50; < L sēdātus, ptp. of sēdāre to calm, allay; akin to sedēre to sit se•date′ly, adv. se•date′ness, n …
29sedate — /səˈdeɪt / (say suh dayt) adjective 1. calm, quiet, or composed; sober; undisturbed by passion or excitement. –verb (t) (sedated, sedating) 2. to calm or put to sleep by means of sedatives. {Latin sēdātus, past participle, calmed} –sedately,… …
30sedate — Kūo o, no eno e …
