adjective

placid

placid, calm, peaceful

The lake was placid and still.

The lake was placid and still.

He has a placid personality.

He has a placid personality.

a placid (noun) It was a placid afternoon.

(sb./sth.) is placid Her expression was placid.

Synonyms: calm, tranquil, serene; Antonyms: agitated, turbulent

From Latin 'placidus' meaning 'calm, quiet', which comes from 'placere' meaning 'to please'.

Imagine a 'placid' lake, perfectly still and calm. The sound of the word itself is soft.

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