quiet down

The phrase "quiet down" is often used to request or describe a reduction in noise or intensity, promoting a more peaceful environment.

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Definition

A2General

(informal, intransitive)To become less noisy.

Example

  • The crowd started to quiet down as the speaker took the stage.

A2General

(informal, transitive)To make someone or something become less noisy.

Example

  • The mother tried to quiet down the crying baby.

B1General

(informal, intransitive)To reduce in intensity or severity.

Example

  • The storm finally started to quiet down after several hours.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "quiet down":

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