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Meanings of very relaxed in English

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Usage of very relaxed in English
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The Sunday family meal at Sheridan Smith's was a very relaxed affair.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
2
Its owners are welcoming and there is a very relaxed family atmosphere.
The Guardian
3
She describes their day of leisure in London, which was very relaxed.
The new yorker
4
He was very relaxed in the race and he can really gallop.
The Irish Times
5
It took less than an hour, and was a very relaxed interrogation.
The long saturday night
6
She's very relaxed, and she almost has a hipster side to her.
Ebony
7
No real date has been set and I'm very relaxed about the situation.
The Guardian
8
Bradley is ready to enter the ring, looking very relaxed despite the delay.
The Guardian
9
It was very relaxed, a good environment for her to ride.
The Guardian
10
Everyone says he's very relaxed and very chill for a baby, she said.
News.com.au
11
I'm glad to report he and his friends seemed very relaxed.
The Guardian
12
But he has a very good mind and he's very relaxed.
The Guardian
13
He is very relaxed and laid-back and they are normally the best ones.
The Guardian
14
Holburg 19 is my local cafe -a very lovely, very relaxed place.
The Guardian
15
When we get to the club it's very relaxed these days.
News.com.au
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If you live with your romantic partner, the advice is generally very relaxed.
The South African
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Very relaxed through the time
Very relaxed across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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