| Definition of 'stillness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) hush, stillness, still
(poetic) tranquil silence
"the still of the night"
2. (noun) stillness, windlessness
calmness without winds
3. (noun) motionlessness, stillness, lifelessness
a state of no motion or movement
"the utter motionlessness of a marble statue"
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| Definition of 'stillness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) stillness
the quality or state of being still; quietness; silence; calmness; inactivity
2. (noun) stillness
habitual silence or quiet; taciturnity
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Sense: a photograph selected from a cinema film
The magazine contained some stills from the new film.
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 Afrikaans: stilheid |
 Arabic: سُكون، هُدوء |
 Bulgarian: спокойствие |
 Brazilian: quietude |
 Czech: tichost, mlčení |
 German: die Stille |
 Danish: stilhed |
 Greek: γαλήνη, ηρεμία |
 Spanish: inmovilidad, tranquilidad |
 Estonian: vaikus |
 Farsi: آرامش |
 Finnish: hiljaisuus |
 French: calme |
 Hebrew: שֶקֶט |
 Hindi: अचलता |
 Croatian: duboka tišina, mir |
 Hungarian: nyugalom, csend |
 Indonesian: ketenangan |
 Icelandic: kyrrð |
 Italian: calma |
 Japanese: 静けさ |
 Korean: 움직임이 없음 |
 Lithuanian: ramybė |
 Latvian: klusums; miers |
 Malay: ketenangan |
 Dutch: stilte |
 Norwegian: stillhet |
 Polish: spokój |
 Portuguese: quietude |
 Romanian: linişte |
 Russian: неподвижность;спокойствие |
 Slovak: tichosť; nehybnosť |
 Slovenian: mir |
 Serbian: mirnoća |
 Swedish: stillhet |
 Thai: ความนิ่ง |
 Turkish: durgunluk, sessizlik |
 Taiwanese: 靜止 |
 Ukrainian: тиша, нерухомість |
 Urdu: سکون کی حالت |
 Vietnamese: sự yên lặng, sự tĩnh mịch |
 Chinese: 静止 |
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