chill
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3.7
- adjective
- /tʃɪl/
- Informal
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relajado
- After a long week, she enjoyed a chill evening at home with her favorite movies.
She seemed like more chill from Edward's point of view.
- She seemed like more chill from Edward's point of view.
- Thanks, You seem pretty chill and yeah, on top of things.
- I mean, this is sort of like chill rock basically.
- That's why I like, I'm so chill and go with the flow.
- Turn off your notifications and turn on chill, relaxing work music.
- You want this plant to just stay chill like this, minimal growth.
- And he's generally very chill too, just very whiny.
- Theo Von super chill, likable guy, fun interviewer.
- And you're trying to basically tether between being chill and being in fight or flight.
- Honestly, today was a pretty chill day, I believe.
- Me who I'm really chill, cool, I'm laid back.
- Today's video is going to be a chill reading vlog, weekend reading vlog.
Examples
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Yeah, we met at a party and it's been chill.
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But on the most part, everyone's been really chill and not intrusive.
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Thanks, You seem pretty chill and yeah, on top of things.
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Like it's cool when people are just chill and like normal because yeah.
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Honestly, today was a pretty chill day, I believe.
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Leo's just super chill, and this is nothing.
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That's why I like, I'm so chill and go with the flow.
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Just remember, be chill.
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It's chill.
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Theo Von super chill, likable guy, fun interviewer.
Synonyms
735
1.0
Not showing strong feelings and being very still
241
1.0
Calm and not worried
38
3.9
Calm and peaceful, not showing worry or strong feelings
30
3.9
Calm and relaxed, not easily worried or upset
2
2.2
Being relaxed and calm or made cold
1
5.1
Able to stay calm and think clearly in difficult situations
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6.2
Very calm and not nervous in a difficult situation
Being very calm and not showing fear in a stressful situation
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Jargon
Fear of being sued for saying something false that stops people speaking or publishing
How Calm
Surface Forms
Etymology
Chill as an adjective—meaning calm or relaxed—comes from the slang verb chill and is like calling someone 'cool', which shows they do not get angry or stressed easily.