collected
- adjective
- /kəˈlɛktɪd/
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sereno
- But when I'm just calm, cool and collected, I'm taught this is how I talk.
I felt oddly calm and collected in this arena.
- I felt oddly calm and collected in this arena.
- When they are both calm and collected, they love each other so much.
- Cool, calm, collected tooth suave swag.
- It could be that calm, cool and collected is more aspirational than realistic.
- It is like a nice space for me to I get calm, cool and collected and like breathe.
- When I watch your interviews, you're really calm and collected.
- He was just super calm, just measured, calm, collected.
- I have to ask because you are you're very calm and collected in person.
- You're more intimidating if you're calm collected.
- And when I'm hearing this, it's like it's very collected in a way.
- And you're very calm, collected to the point I don't think you really care what people think.
- This is what this palette represents like OK I'm cute like you see me everyday, I'm cool, calm and collected.
Examples
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I felt oddly calm and collected in this arena.
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It could be that calm, cool and collected is more aspirational than realistic.
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Of course, I'm thinking the worst and at the same time trying to keep my mind collected enough to just get to her.
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And you're very calm, collected to the point I don't think you really care what people think.
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Even during the crisis, she remained collected and made thoughtful decisions.
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He was surprisingly collected when facing the tough questions from the reporters.
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Despite the chaos around him, he appeared collected and ready to lead.
Synonyms
735
1.0
Not showing strong feelings and being very still
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7.2
Calm and confident in control of your feelings in difficult situations
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5.9
A person who is calm and does not show strong feelings
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4.3
Calm and in control of your feelings during stress
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5.1
Calm and confident in a difficult situation
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9.5
Calm and steady in difficult situations
Calm and in control of your feelings in difficult situations
Antonyms
How Calm
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Collected comes from the Latin parts com- ('together') and legere ('to gather'). A helpful image is someone who has 'gathered' their thoughts. That's why a collected person is calm and in control.