relaxed

[rɪˈlækst]

Definition:
1. Without strain or anxiety.
2. Made less tense or rigid.

Use 'relaxed' in a sentence:

1. Rainy days make me relaxed.
2. As soon as I had made the final decision, I felt a lot more relaxed.
3. Christie looked relaxed and calm as she faced the press afterwards.
4. I think it's very relaxed.
5. When the plane flew away, he felt relaxed.
6. She exudes an air of relaxed calm.
7. He was becoming more expansive as he relaxed.
8. Usually so laconic in the office, Dr. Lahey seemed less guarded, more relaxed.
9. Christie looked relaxed and calm as he faced the press.
10. Washing feet with it will more relaxed.
11. Henderson looked quite relaxed.
12. Pale wooden floors and plenty of natural light add to the relaxed atmosphere.
13. Self-confidence means being relaxed enough to allow your lover their personal space.
14. Mark, who had at first been very tense, at last relaxed.
15. She looked relaxed as she plucked a chicken.
16. The alcohol warmed and relaxed him.
17. The massage relaxed my tense back muscles.
18. He looked relaxed and elegant and had the patina of success.
19. He looked relaxed and totally in command of himself.
20. He adopted a relaxed pose for the camera.
21. I take a fairly relaxed attitude towards what the kids wear to school.
22. The council has relaxed the ban on dogs in city parks.
23. She had a very relaxed manner.
24. He relaxed his grip on her arm.
25. The atmosphere at lunch was relaxed.
26. I prefer the relaxed pace of life in the country.
27. In time he became more confident and relaxed.
28. He appeared relaxed and confident before the match.
29. Jennifer wasn't yet totally convinced that she'd profit from a more relaxed lifestyle.
30. The pressure of his fingers had relaxed.
31. He gradually relaxed his grip on the arms of the chair.
32. She was clearly relaxed and in an expansive mood.
33. She was in a relaxed, confident mood.
34. Drinking may make a person feel relaxed and happy, or it may make her hostile, violent, or depressed.