Placidue

Meaning of the word

The word “placid” is a feminine adjective that means “very quiet” or “serene”. It is used to describe something or someone who is calm, peaceful and serene.

Origin of the word

The word “Placidue” originates in the Latin “Placidulus”, which is the diminutive of “Placidus”, which means “Placido” or “quiet”. The word was incorporated into Portuguese through Latin.

Word adverbs

– Placidly: quietly or serenely.

Conjunctions of the word

– E: Used to connect words or phrases with the same idea.
– But: used to contrast ideas or express opposition.

Synonyms of the word

– Serena
– Calm
– Quiet
– Pacific
– Mansa

Word Definitions

– which has an extreme tranquility.
– which is serene and peaceful.
– which has no agitation or disturbance.

Phrases that the word applies

– She is a placidue person, always keeping calm in difficult situations.
The sea was placid, without any wave or turbulence.
– The field landscape of the field brought peace to the heart.

Examples of the word in text

Observing the lake, I was able to notice the surface placidule reflecting the blue sky.

The fall of autumn afternoon invited to rest and contemplation.

Rhymes with the word

– MODULA
– Capsule
– Formula
– Summit
– Víbula

Anagrams with the word

– Chapter
– Plucid

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