Sedate
Sedate adjective - Not joking or playful in mood or manner.
Usage example: while not exactly cold, the doctor does maintain a sedate and purely professional demeanor with his patients
Serious-minded and sedate are semantically related in dignified topic. In some cases you can use "Serious-minded" instead an adjective "Sedate".
Serious-minded
Serious-minded adjective - Acting with or showing thought and good sense.
Sedate and serious-minded are semantically related in balanced topic. You can use "Sedate" instead an adjective phrase "Serious-minded".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- sensible and sedate
- sensible and serious-minded
- steady and sedate
- steady and serious-minded
- calm and sedate
- calm and serious-minded
- settled and sedate
- settled and serious-minded
- thoughtful and sedate
- thoughtful and serious-minded
- sober and sedate
- sober and serious-minded
- proper and sedate
- proper and serious-minded
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