Quiet and Troubles

Quiet

Quiet verb - To become still and orderly.

Troubles is an antonym for quiet.

Troubles

Definitions of Quiet not found.

Quiet is an antonym for troubles in bother topic.

Both words in one sentence

  • Children of an Elder God: In this story Shinji kept being shy, quiet and non-confrontational like his canon self, but he resolved to learn to face his troubles, and he charged headlong into combat against whatever was threatening him and everyone.
    Source: Grew a Spine
  • Laura's gone to school, let's go to our Ham-Ham clubhouse / We can fix their troubles, just be quiet as a mouse / Watch out for those cats, you know they're smarter than you think / But if we work together, we can make their plans sink!
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