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relaxed

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /rɪˈlækst/

relaxed means: Feeling calm and comfortable, without worry or tight muscles.

adjective

CALMA2

Feeling calm and comfortable, without worry or tight muscles.

  • I feel relaxed now.
  • She looked relaxed after her holiday.
  • Are your shoulders relaxed?

Similar words: calm, at ease, comfortable

Opposites: tense, anxious

Common phrases: feel relaxed, look relaxed, completely relaxed

CALMB1

Feeling calm and comfortable, without worry or pressure.

  • I feel relaxed today.
  • The music created a relaxed atmosphere.
  • We enjoyed a relaxed lunch beside the pool.

Similar words: calm, at ease, comfortable

Opposites: tense, anxious

Common phrases: feel relaxed, relaxed atmosphere, relaxed pace

LESS STRICTB2

Rules or ways of doing things that allow more freedom than before.

  • The school has relaxed rules about clothing.
  • We welcome the more relaxed visa requirements.
  • Their relaxed approach to deadlines caused delays.

Similar words: lenient, easygoing, lax

Opposites: strict

Common phrases: relaxed rules, relaxed attitude, relaxed dress code

Questions about relaxed

What does relaxed mean?

Feeling calm and comfortable, without worry or tight muscles.

What is relaxed in other languages?

Türkçe: rahat · Español: relajado · Français: détendu · Deutsch: entspannt · Italiano: rilassato · 日本語: リラックスした

How do you pronounce relaxed?

It is pronounced /rɪˈlækst/.

How do you use relaxed in a sentence?

I feel relaxed now. She looked relaxed after her holiday.

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