Calmly
Calmly adverb - In a sedate manner.
Wordlessly and calmly are semantically related In some cases you can use "Wordlessly" instead an adverb "Calmly".
Wordlessly
Wordlessly adverb - Without speaking.
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Calmly and wordlessly are semantically related in without noise topic. You can use "Calmly" instead an adverb "Wordlessly".
Nearby Word: wordless
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In Kung Fu Hustle, after disposing of the Musical Assassin, the Landlady - who is the loudest and most temperamental person in the movie - wordlessly and calmly threatened Brother Sum with violence if the Axe Gang ever returned to Pig Sty Alley.
Source: O.O.C. Is Serious Business - DeWald by wordlessly leaning across the stricken henchman, opening the passenger door, and then calmly shoving him out to get run over by the pursuing Axel.
Source: Bad Boss / Film - Oz, after wordlessly staring at Wesley through his speech, calmly stands up, walks over the vase he and Xander prepared for the Box-destroying ritual, grabs the pedestal, and sends the entire thing flying into the wall, smashing it to pieces.
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