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Meanings of relaxed in English
Spanish
relajado Antonyms
Examples for "tense"
Examples for "tense"
1
The current situation is highly tense and very dangerous, the source said.
2
The effect of her words was immediate; she saw Tom become tense.
3
In Greece's increasingly tense political environment the politics of food is delicate.
4
After the shock initial results, the situation in Sulaimaniya was particularly tense.
5
During that period, the situation is tense, and people feel especially aggressive.
Usage of relaxed in English
1
Politics, however, is my area of expertise. Palpatine's relaxed expression became serious.
2
The following year, rules were relaxed and the responsibility passed to councils.
3
Hamilton said, however, that the odds made him feel slightly more relaxed.
4
However, the rules have been relaxed compared to an earlier draft proposal.
5
The agent relaxed slightly at hearing a question he could deal with.
6
Pretty relaxed, good fun and communication is important all the way through.
7
It felt good, it felt right, to have her relaxed with him.
8
The massive body relaxed; the head fell back into the dewy grass.
9
Rules keeping them from local doctors and regional hospitals will be relaxed.
10
Who could have seen that coming? Vail said, his smile relaxed, disarming.
11
Mark didn't quite let me go, though he relaxed his hold some.
12
Perfect for a relaxed family meal on a Sunday, don't you think?
13
Elise relaxed even though the new flood of oppressive power squeezed her.
14
They relaxed a few times but exploded with devastating effect when required.
15
While fashion standards have relaxed somewhat, women's dress is still an issue.
16
Change and innovation are natural outcomes of a relaxed reaction to mistakes.
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Relaxed across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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