Quiet and Refuse

Quiet

Quiet verb - To become still and orderly.

Refuse and quiet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Refuse" instead a verb "Quiet".

Refuse

Refuse verb - To be unwilling to grant.

Quiet and refuse are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Quiet" instead a verb "Refuse".

Nearby Words: refused, refusal, refusing, refuser

How words are described

dead dead quiet dead refuse
little little quiet little refuse
main main quiet main refuse
few few quiet few refuse

Both words in one sentence

  • There's a quiet chunk of players who refuse to acknowledge synchros, XYZ, deck limits, card restrictions and in extreme cases the existence of the extra deck in general.
  • You can hide the truth, you can refuse to talk, hell, you can even keep quiet as a determined psychopath punches you in the face with spiked gauntlets, but you can't lie.
  • Silence, You Fool! Adams", John Adams vainly tries to convince each member of his committee to write the Declaration of Independence; each comes up with a reason to refuse; and each time the remaining members repeat the refusal in song — except in the last two verses when Adams interrupts them with "QUIET!
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