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Usage of so placid in English

I was glad of that quiet voice, so placid in its courage. 
 The Soul of the War 

If Maeve had not felt so placid, she would have panicked then. 
 Anansi Boys 

Looking out over the crowd, I wonder why they're so placid. 
 Crewel 

And she's so placid and large and soft-spoken and easy to live with. 
 The Prairie Wife 

Even mother, so placid, seemingly so contented, must have many wishes. 
 Winnie Childs, the Shop Girl 

For some reason Winter's manner was not so placid as usual. 
 Number Seventeen 

And looking so placid, so natural, and as if asleep. 
 What Is Man? and Other Essays 

Madame was so placid and easy-going-inher stout black silk dress, with her lace-work 
 Dross 

The sea was never so placid but that a breeze would ruffle its waters. 
 The Papers and Writings of Abraham Lincoln, Complete 

Anyway, what are you looking so placid and moon-eyed for? 
 The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide 

And a jealous thought came to his wife, who usually was so placid and good-natured. 
 The Three Cities Trilogy: Paris, Volume 5 

Don't make it sound so placid and unimportant, Johnny. 
 White Hunter, Black Heart 

He looked at Gustav's sweaty face, usually so placid, now distorted with pain and anxiety. 
 The Forbidden Trail 

I can hardly call it a time of grief, when she was so placid and happy. 
 Heartsease; Or, The Brother's Wife 

There is nothing so placid as rustic conceit. 
 The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 1 

Never had Therese possessed so placid a mind. 
 Theresa Raquin 

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Meanings of so placid in English