Synonyms and antonyms of Calm and relaxed in British Thesaurus

calm (adjective)

used about the way someone talks or behaves

relaxed (adjective)

calm and not worried

cool (adjective)

calm and relaxed

composed (adjective)

calm and relaxed

nonchalant (adjective)

relaxed and not worried about anything

laid-back (adjective)

informal calm and relaxed

at ease ()

confident and relaxed

easygoing (adjective)

relaxed, calm, and not getting easily upset about things

at one with ()

happy and relaxed in your environment

as cool as a cucumber ()

very calm and relaxed, especially in a difficult situation

at peace ()

if you are at peace, you do not feel angry, unhappy etc

calm (adjective)

not affected by strong emotions such as excitement, anger, shock, or fear

careless (adjective)

natural and relaxed

casual (adjective)

relaxed and informal

casual (adjective)

seeming relaxed and not worried about anything

chilled (adjective)

informal very relaxed

comfortable (adjective)

if you are comfortable with something, you accept it or like it

coolly (adverb)

calmly, without getting excited or angry

docile (adjective)

well-behaved, quiet, and easy to control

downbeat (adjective)

calm and relaxed

easily (adverb)

in a confident and relaxed way

easy (adjective)

an easy way of behaving shows that you are happy, confident, and not worried about anything

equable (adjective)

formal calm, reasonable, and not easily made angry or upset

even (adjective)

calm and controlled

free and easy ()

relaxed and pleasant

happy (adjective)

satisfied that something is good or right, and therefore not worried about it

happy-go-lucky (adjective)

a happy-go-lucky person tends not to worry about the future

informal (adjective)

relaxed and friendly

informal (adjective)

informal talks or meetings are relaxed, do not involve many people, and do not need to produce an official result

leisured (adjective)

leisurely

leisurely (adjective)

slow and relaxed

level (adjective)

steady and calm

mellow (adjective)

relaxed and satisfied, for example because of having drunk alcohol

mollified (adjective)

formal feeling less angry or upset

peaceful (adjective)

calm and quiet

phlegmatic (adjective)

able to be calm in a dangerous or frightening situation

placid (adjective)

rarely showing or experiencing excitement or anger

relieved (adjective)

happy and relaxed because something bad has not happened or because a bad situation has ended

rock-steady (adjective)

very calm

secure/safe in the knowledge that ()

not worried because you are sure that nothing bad will happen

serene (adjective)

calm, or peaceful

settled (adjective)

no longer worried or nervous because you are in a more familiar or permanent situation

solid as a rock ()

very reliable or calm

undismayed (adjective)

mainly literary not worried by something bad that has happened

unfazed (adjective)

not worried or upset by something bad that happens

unperturbed (adjective)

not worried or upset by something that has happened

unruffled (adjective)

not nervous or upset in a difficult situation

untroubled (adjective)

not upset, worried, or interrupted by something

unworried (adjective)

not worried