calmly in Latin
calmly in Latin is aequō animō — calmly means in a relaxed, controlled way, without panic or anger.
calmly in Latin
aequō animō
In a calm manner; coolly.
What does "calmly" mean?
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adverb In a relaxed, controlled way, without panic or anger.
"He calmly explained why the flight had been delayed."
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calmly in a sentence
- He calmly explained why the flight had been delayed.
- She walked calmly to the exit even as the alarm blared.
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What is "calmly" in Latin?
"calmly" in Latin is aequō animō. calmly means: In a relaxed, controlled way, without panic or anger.
How do you use "calmly" in a sentence?
Example: "He calmly explained why the flight had been delayed." In Latin, "calmly" is aequō animō.
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