Calmly
Calmly adverb - In a sedate manner.
Without difficulty and calmly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Without difficulty" instead an adverb "Calmly".
Without difficulty
Calmly and without difficulty are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Calmly" instead an adverb phrase "Without difficulty".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- regularly and calmly
- regularly and without difficulty
- well and calmly
- well and without difficulty
- easy and calmly
- easy and without difficulty
- plainly and calmly
- plainly and without difficulty
- easily and calmly
- easily and without difficulty
- freely and calmly
- freely and without difficulty
- effortlessly and calmly
- effortlessly and without difficulty
Both terms in one sentence
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When Whele is confronting Michael and doubting his loyalty, Michael calmly notes that he could kill the entire Council (and especially Whele, who's standing a foot away) without difficulty, and muses aloud whether it would even be wrong to do so.Michael: Murder is a crime for humans.
Source: Series / Dominion
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