Calm and Fright

Calm

Calm noun - A state of freedom from storm or disturbance.

Fright is an antonym for calm.

Nearby Words: calmness, calmed, calming, calmly

Fright

Fright noun - Something unpleasant to look at.

Calm is an antonym for fright in extreme apprehension topic.

How words are described

small small calm small fright
extreme extreme calm extreme fright
apparent apparent calm apparent fright
less less calm less fright

Both words in one sentence

  • A Man Is Not a Virgin A warrior who's so calm in battle, even his armor doesn't rattle, faces a woman petrified with fright?
  • Series / The Voice Even those singers who get a huge case of stage-fright and literally stop singing in the middle of their acts are given constructive criticism, a chance to calm down (and often literally hugs and hand-holding if they seem to need it), and friendly advice on how to be better singers.
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