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calm

[kahm, kahlm] / kɑm, kɑlm /






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That sense of well-ordered calm is something John says he and other pilots try to communicate to their cabin crew and passengers.

From BBC

Executives at the biggest private-credit lenders have sought to play down an exodus of investor money from their funds, making carefully worded television appearances to calm jitters about the sector.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The cost didn't matter to me, even though it was a financial burden. I just wanted them to feel a little calmer."

From BBC

The Bank may have hoped for a calmer response to its decision following the, often divisive, choices of historical figures over recent decades.

From BBC

The soothing hum of the venue’s air conditioning helped mute the jarring sound of missile interceptions, keeping the naturally reactive animals calm.

From The Wall Street Journal