/si.lɑ̃.sjø/
Translation
silent, quiet
Word origin
From Latin silentiosus, from silentium ('silence'), from silere ('to be quiet').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- silentiosus
- English cognates
- silent, silence
Grammar
Examples
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The old dog stays quiet all day long.
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The audience fell silent when the music began.
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Silent people were walking behind the car.
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This quiet engine bothers nobody.
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The silent corridors are frightening at night.
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