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calmness Phonetic & Pronunciation
UK
/ˈkɑːmnəs/
US
/ˈkɑlm.nəs/
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Step 1: Meaning
What does the word 'calmness' mean?
A.A state of peace and tranquility
B.The act of shouting loudly
C.A feeling of urgency and excitement
D.A type of aggressive behavior
Step 2: Usage
Which sentence uses the word 'calmness' correctly?
A.She approached the challenge with calmness and focus.
B.The calmness of the storm was alarming to everyone.
C.The calmness in his voice made the situation worse.
D.The calmness of the bustling city was surprising.
Step 3: Similar Words
Which word is most similar to 'calmness'?
A.Agitation
B.Tranquility
C.Excitement
D.Stress
Step 4: Opposite Words
What is the opposite of 'calmness'?
A.Serenity
B.Chaos
C.Stillness
D.Peace
Step 5: Mastery
Can you think of a real-life context where calmness is important?
A.When people argue loudly without any solutions.
B.When someone is running late for an appointment.
C.During a meditation session where focus is key.
D.In a crowded room filled with loud music and chatter.
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