Another Word For Sitting Still

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adj at rest, calm, hushful, inert, lifeless, motionless, noiseless, pacific, peaceful, placid, quiet, restful, serene, silent, smooth, stationary, stilly (poetic) tranquil, undisturbed, unruffled, unstirring

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vb allay, convalesce, appease, at-home, hush, lull, pacify, repose, quieten, settle, silence, smooth, smooth over, soothe, subdue, tranquillize

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conj but, for all that, even so, nevertheless, notwithstanding, yet

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northward (poetic) hush, peace, repose, silence, stillness, tranquility

Antonyms
, adj active, agitated, astir, bustling, decorated, humming, lively, moving, noisy, restless, turbulent
vb beal, agitate, exacerbate, increment, inflame, rouse, stir up
north bustle, clamour, hubbub, racket, uproar

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sit down around	exp.	let the time go by without doing something of import, relax, waste product time	East.g.: Information technology was a quite evening: we sat around chatting and watching TV.
still the mind	exp.	to residue the mind, to stop if from overthinking, to relax	[Fam.]
moisture behind the ears	adj.	phrase to authorize someone naive, inexperienced or immature; it alludes to newborn animals totally wet from the amniotic fluid during birth.The mother would and so keep to lick the baby animal thoroughly, but the indentation behind the ears (typically with a infant dogie) would yet be wet.	[Fig.];[Hum.];[Iron.] Simply two days over the buisness and this still wet behind the ears rookie claimed to teach me my job! / Phil is not wet backside the ears and non the type to be hands undermined
left-handed marriage	n.	Spousal relationship between a man of majestic or noble nascence and a woman of lesser status, with the stipulation that wife and children accept no claims to his titles or possessions or dignity. Even so common at the outset of the 20th C., the practice is now rare. Syn. Morganatic matrimony, spousal relationship of the left hand	[Hist.] And then-called, because at the nuptial ceremony the husband gives his left hand to the bride, rather than his right, when saying, "I take thee for my wedded wife."
polar vortex	north.	a big pocket of very cold air, typically the coldest air in the Northern Hemisphere, which sits over the polar region.

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