Definitionadj. (of a body of water) free from disturbance by heavy waves
Last update: July 6, 2017
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A placid behaviour is a basic factor of progress. [adjective]
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But why does a normally placid pet dog develop aggressive behavior? [adjective]
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The Shire is a strong character with a placid nature. [adjective]
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I look back, and those placid years melt into each other like one long summer. [adjective]
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The opposite field, once the scene of slaughter and conflict, now lay as placid and quiet as the surface of a summer lake. [adjective]
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How still and sweet the summer air seemed in that sunset hour; how placid the light ripple of the incoming tide; how soothing even the silence of the city. [adjective]
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The water, usually so placid, rose in high waves, and the beacon on the lighthouse of Sastratus sent the rent abundance of its flames with hostile impetuosity towards the city. [adjective]
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Morton had an internal fund of placid and quiet gaiety, which seldom failed to enliven any small party in which he found himself pleasantly seated. [adjective]
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