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Antonyms:
arouse,
brace,
energise,
energize,
perk up,
stimulate
Often used in the same context:
staid,
placid,
subdued,
genteel,
sleepy,
soporific,
dull,
decorous,
tranquil,
quiet,
mellow,
somnolent,
tame,
serene,
livelier,
frenetic,
uneventful,
docile,
stodgy,
laidback,
leisurely,
stuffier,
unhurried,
undramatic,
sprightly,
unrushed,
languorous,
stately,
gentler,
frisky,
jumpier,
calmer,
humdrum,
relaxed,
demure,
unremarkable,
pleasant,
sombre,
eventless,
torpid,
freewheeling,
noisier,
jauntier,
frenzied,
languid,
lethargic,
restrained,
glitzy,
abstemious,
rollicking,
businesslike,
classier,
boisterous,
sociable,
prosaic,
funereal,
muted,
unexciting,
bucolic,
rumbustious,
zippy,
fidgety,
rambunctious,
raucous,
glamorous,
unspectacular,
unexcitable,
wilder,
adventurous,
posher,
undemonstrative,
contemplative,
bouncier,
funkier,
flashier,
drowsy,
exuberant,
hectic,
breezier,
somnambulistic,
tasteful,
buzzy,
salubrious,
circumspect,
homier,
slowish,
swankier,
scatty,
twee,
discreet,
boring,
blase,
rackety,
uncomplicated,
nonchalant,
manic,
listless,
chatty,
restful,
imperturbable,
modest,
lowkey,
easygoing,
unassuming,
reticent,
dignified,
jovial,
countrified,
vivacious,
amiable,
carefree,
prepossessing,
raffish,
secretive,
unprepossessing,
urbane,
austere,
cheerful
More specific:
hypnotize,
mesmerize
Appears in the definition of:
calmly,
sedately,
sobersides,
solemnly
Synonyms:
calm,
decorous,
grave,
serious,
sober,
solemn,
staid,
tranquilize,
tranquillize
Also try:
— Nouns for sedate:
pace,
man
life,
manner,
way,
people,
character,
walk,
men,
patient,
patients,
more...
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