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relaxed
adjective as in easygoing
Strongest matches
breezy, calm, carefree, casual, composed, easy, easygoing, flexible, informal, laid-back, nonchalant, placid, serene, spontaneous, tolerant, tranquil
Weak matches
amenable, complaisant, devil-may-care, even-tempered, free and easy, hang-loose, happy-go-lucky, indolent, indulgent, insouciant, lazy, lenient, liberal, low-pressure, mild, natural, offhand, outgiving, patient, self-possessed, unceremonious, unconcerned, uncritical, undemanding, unhurried, uninhibited, unrestrained
adjective as in loose
Strong matches
clear, disconnected, escaped, floating, free, hanging, liberated, limp, loosened, released, separate, slack, slackened, unbolted, unbound, unbuttoned, unclasped, undone, unfastened, unhinged, unhooked, unlocked, unpinned, untied
Weak matches
apart, asunder, at large, baggy, flabby, flaccid, insecure, lax, movable, not fitting, sloppy, unattached, uncaged, unconfined, unconnected, unfettered, unlatched, unrestrained, unrestricted, unsecured, unshackled, wobbly
Example Sentences
Seated in a conference room at Disney’s Burbank studio, Jenkins is as chill as the boy in the picture — excited but also relaxed, taking this moment in stride.
Margaret Thatcher was in No 10, Sister Sledge was Number One in the charts - and health and safety rules were somewhat more relaxed than today.
Interviews with the teachers following the intervention also suggested that children were more calm, relaxed and attentive in class after time spent in nature.
However, she relaxed after receiving what she described as a sign from the African goddess Yemayá.
Hughes is a more relaxed, social person, if ultimately more hamstrung by moral certainty.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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