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Synonyms & Similar Words
calm
serene
peaceful
tranquil
relaxing
soothing
composed
cool
laid-back
easygoing
relaxed
unmoved
unflappable
gentle
mild
soft
quiet
still
silent
hushed
muted
subdued
restrained
reserved
placid
collected
unruffled
imperturbable
stoic
phlegmatic
apathetic
indifferent
aloof
distant
frosty
icy
chilly
wintry
glacial
Meaning of Chill
The primary meaning of the word "chill" is to feel or make something feel cold, or to relax and calm down.
Definitions
- To make or become cooler in temperature
- * To feel or make something feel cold
- * To relax and calm down, especially after a period of excitement or stress
- * To become less enthusiastic or excited about something
Etymology of Chill
The word "chill" originated from Old English "ceolan", which is also the source of the word "cool"
It has been used in English since the 9th century to describe a feeling of coldness or a cold sensation
Over time, the word has developed additional meanings, including relaxation and calmness
Example Uses
- The cold water will chill the wine to the perfect temperature
- * I'm going to chill on the couch and watch a movie
- * The news chilled me to the bone
- * The excitement of the party began to chill as the night wore on