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quiet

Definition for quiet

adjective as in simple, unobtrusive

noun as in calmness, silence

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Warren Buffett said in his final Thanksgiving letter before he retires in the coming weeks that he’s “going quiet.”

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Watkins understood that “Badlands” would involve both the type of action that audiences expect from a “Predator” film as well as more quiet moments where characters are just talking to each other.

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But in El Paso - a city in Texas on the US-Mexico border - the streets are unusually quiet.

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The scandals surrounding the King's brother Andrew have been like a howling gale in recent weeks, but this was a moment of quiet and stillness.

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The north pole was believed to be geologically quiet and inactive.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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