In mixed sense of 2 and 4. Of places, times, conditions: Characterized by absence of noise and movement; silent, quiet, calm.

Quiet, still. Chiefly in to bear, hold, keep (oneself) coy. Obsolete.

Characterized by, or of the nature of, rest or repose; having a quiet and soothing quality; free from strife or disturbance.

Characterized by absence of commotion or bustle; free from discord or strife; (also) free from noise or uproar.

Characterized by peace; free from disturbance; quiet, tranquil; = peaceful, adj. 2.

Characterized by or full of peace; free from disturbance, commotion, or strife; undisturbed, untroubled; calm, quiet, tranquil.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Characterized by peacefulness or quiet.

Quiet, peaceful.

Tranquil, restful; calm, relaxed.

Undisturbed; preserved from harm.

Free from agitation or disturbance; quiet, still, tranquil, serene; without wind, not stormy. transferred and figurative of sound, utterance…

Of a period of time: characterized by peace, happiness, prosperity, or success; (of a situation, condition, state, etc.) calm, tranquil; carefree.

Characterized by calm; tranquil, peaceful. figurative of thoughts, feelings, etc. (rare.)

Quiet; that produces a feeling of quietness or peacefulness.

Esp. of a period of time: calm, peaceful; = halcyon, adj. 1.

In predicative use.

Calm, tranquil; = halcyon, adj. 1. Cf. halcyonian, adj.

Free from agitation or disturbance; calm, serene, placid, quiet, peaceful. Of the mind, or affairs.

= tranquil, adj.

Quiet, peaceful; calm, still, motionless.

A halcyon; = halcyon, n. 1a.

Free from disturbance or excitement.

Moving very slightly or slowly; lying quiescent or at rest; calm, still, peaceful.

Characterized by stillness. Chiefly poetic.

Quiet, silent; motionless.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Without eddies, tranquil; also figurative.

Restful. Now rare.

Characterized by calmness; tranquil, placid; soothing, quiet. Frequently with reference to the sea or the weather.

characterized by holy rest.