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qiet

Description:

Qiet is a term used to describe something that is quiet, silent, or producing little to no noise. It can refer to an absence of sound or a state of tranquility.

Parts of Speech:

• Adjective: Qiet surroundings, a qiet conversation
• Noun: Enjoy the qiet of nature
• Verb: Qiet down, qiet your voice
• Adverb: She spoke qietly

Senses/Usages:

Sense 1:

Adjective:

Used to describe something or someone that produces little to no noise.

Example sentences:

1. The library was incredibly qiet, allowing students to study in peace.
2. He snores loudly, so it's hard to find a qiet place to sleep in this house.

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Sense 2:

Noun:

Used to refer to a state or quality of silence or tranquility.

Example sentences:

1. I love the qiet of early mornings, before the city wakes up.
2. She found qiet in meditation, clearing her mind of all thoughts.

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Sense 3:

Verb:

Used to instruct or request someone to become silent or minimize their noise.

Example sentences:

1. The teacher told the students to qiet down and focus on their work.
2. We need to qiet the barking dog, or the neighbors will complain.

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Sense 4:

Adverb:

Used to modify a verb, indicating that the action is done with little noise.

Example sentences:

1. She tip-toed qietly into the room, not wanting to wake anyone.
2. He whispered qietly in her ear, sharing a secret.

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