Placid
Placid adjective - Free from emotional or mental agitation.
Usage example: an exceptionally placid mother who was rarely upset by her six children
Well-balanced and placid are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Well-balanced" instead an adjective "Placid".
Well-balanced
Well-balanced adjective - In an optimal state of balance or equilibrium.
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Synonyms for Well-balanced
Placid and well-balanced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Placid" instead an adjective phrase "Well-balanced".
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Related pairs
- steady and placid
- steady and well-balanced
- smooth and placid
- smooth and well-balanced
- calm and placid
- calm and well-balanced
- even and placid
- even and well-balanced
- sober and placid
- sober and well-balanced
- undisturbed and placid
- undisturbed and well-balanced
- collected and placid
- collected and well-balanced
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