relaxed

relaxed
adj
1. loose, loosened, slack, untaut, untightened, let out, Obs. slaked; lax, limp, Dial. limpsy, flabby, flaccid; hanging, drooping, droopy, bagging, baggy, sagging, saggy, Inf. floppy.
2. at ease, taking it easy, taking a break or breather, on break, on vacation or holiday, on leave or sabbatical; at rest, resting, reposeful, still, Chiefly Brit. stilly; off one's feet, with one's feet up, lying down, dozing, napping.
3. easygoing, laid-back, Inf. loose as a goose, mellow, mild, mild-mannered, mild-tempered, even-tempered; calm, serene, tranquil, placid, cool, composed, collected, peaceful, pacific, at peace or ease with oneself, Inf. together; carefree, free and easy, devil-may-care, happy-go-lucky, without a care in the world, careless, insouciant, blase", nonchalant, casual, informal, unceremonious; lackadaisical, listless, languid, languorous, lethargic, lazy, idle, idlish, loafing, laggard, indolent, otiose; sedentary, inactive, comatose.

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  • relaxed */ — UK [rɪˈlækst] / US adjective 1) calm and not worried Bill came back from his holiday looking relaxed and tanned. 2) a relaxed situation, attitude, or feeling is calm, informal, and comfortable The atmosphere in our office is very relaxed …   English dictionary

  • relaxed — D✓re|laxed, re|laxt [ri lɛkst ] <englisch> (umgangssprachlich für entspannt); D✓relaxed oder relaxt sein; aber nur ein relaxter Typ; sie war die Relaxteste von allen   • relaxt / relaxed Das Adjektiv relaxed (englisches Partizip zu to… …   Die deutsche Rechtschreibung

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