relaxedness
- noun
- /rɪˈlækstnəs/
- She appreciated the relaxedness of the yoga class, which helped her unwind after a long day.
Examples
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His research points to a strong genetic influence for the communicator style dimensions of openness, dominance, relaxedness, and communicator image.
Academic text (2003) -
Relaxedness relates to an absence of tension or anxiety, which can suggest confidence and comfort.
Academic text (2003) -
Relaxedness.
Fiction book (1998) -
The relaxedness of the atmosphere at the beach made everyone feel at home.
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The relaxedness in his voice showed that he was comfortable speaking in front of the audience.
Synonyms
A feeling of physical ease and being free from pain
A state of comfort and freedom from worry
A quiet, peaceful feeling that helps you stay steady
A calm feeling with no worry
A calm, peaceful feeling without worry
A calm, stress-free state when you rest or enjoy free time
A calm, peaceful state with no noise or worry
A state without strong feelings or worry in your mind
A deep calm and quiet feeling inside that makes you feel relaxed
A calm, quiet feeling with no worry
A calm, peaceful feeling or time
How comfortable something feels, for example a bed or chair
A feeling of being relaxed and at ease with people or places
A calm, peaceful feeling when things are quiet and steady
A feeling of being satisfied and at ease with life
A relaxed, comfortable feeling of being lost in pleasant daydreams
A calm, kind feeling that often comes with age
A calm, peaceful feeling that helps you relax
A relaxed, slow way of living or doing things
A cheerful relaxed manner that makes people feel at ease
Being without worries or responsibilities and feeling happy
A calm and peaceful state with little noise or trouble
A calm, relaxed way of behaving that does not get worried easily
A feeling of being physically and mentally relaxed
Calm control of your feelings when things are difficult
Antonyms
How Relaxed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Relaxedness comes from the verb relax plus the ending -ness, which means 'the state of'. Relax comes from the Latin relaxare meaning 'to loosen', so relaxedness is the 'state of' being free of tension — calm and at ease.