quieten

IPA: kwˈaɪʌtʌn

verb

  • (transitive) To make quiet.
  • (intransitive) To become quiet.
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Examples of "quieten" in Sentences

  • Maybe it'll quieten down a little.
  • Hopefully it'll quieten down a bit now.
  • I think it will quieten down again soon.
  • The remaining two are quieten and neaten.
  • I want to quieten my very noisy computer.
  • A bag is put over its head, to quieten it.
  • Try to quieten your mind, keep it from racing.
  • We try to quieten those who would sully this momentous event.
  • May be just letting things go for a while will help quieten things down.
  • He wanted … I got up and made a talk to kind of quieten these folks down.
  • Or it might quieten down after a few days particularly if no oil is found.
  • Putting those words in quotes managed to quieten down a lot of disagreement.
  • Hull City yesterday will "quieten" the job speculation after a frenzied week.
  • The unhurt put candid, in its chichi quieten, is a youngster of the 20th century
  • In a conciliatory tone he added that she could always come back later “when things quieten down.”
  • The interesting thing is that when quality drama or documentaries do come on, Twitter tends to quieten.
  • Jane laughed and pointed out with a kind of amazed bitterness that things were not likely to “quieten down for years.”
  • Coupled with a 6-0 thrashing at Chelsea a week later it was a start that left a 37-year-old manager in his second Premier League season looking exposed, if not out of his depth, yet with a conjuror's insouciance Martínez pulled an unlikely win at Spurs out of the hat next to quieten a restless audience.

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