This means you do not feel upset or worried. You feel peaceful and quiet inside. People often use it to talk about feelings.
She stayed calm during the test.
He is calm after the hard day.
This meaning is about weather or water. When water or air is calm, it is still and quiet, without wind or waves.
The sea is calm today, no waves.
There was calm on the lake this morning.
To calm someone means to help them stop feeling upset, angry, or nervous. It can also mean stopping noise or movement.
She calmed the crying baby quickly.
He calmed down after the loud noise.
This meaning describes places or times without loud sounds or activity. The area is quiet and peaceful.
The night was calm and full of stars.
We enjoyed the calm evening in the park.
In weather talk, calm means no strong winds or storms. The weather is clear and peaceful, good for travel.
The sky is calm before the storm.
They waited for calm weather to sail.
This meaning talks about a person’s emotional state after stress. They feel collected and not upset anymore.
He was calm after the bad news.
Stay calm during the difficult time.
'Calm' here means a peaceful period, often after noise, trouble, or chaos. It is used in stories and everyday talk.
After the storm, there was calm again.
We need calm before the big event.
In boat or ship language, calm means no wind to move the ship. This can make sailing very slow or stopped.
The sailors waited for a calm sea.
Without wind, the ship is calm at sea.
