Relaxed

/rɪˈlæksd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of relax; to make or become less tense or anxious.

She relaxed in the warm sunlight, enjoying the peaceful afternoon.

To cause something to become less tight or firmly held.

He relaxed the rope to give the tent more stability.

adjective

Free from tension and anxiety; at ease.

After a long week at work, I feel relaxed when I spend time at the beach.

Not strict or rigid; lenient.

The dress code for the event was relaxed, allowing attendees to wear casual attire.

From Latin 'relaxare', meaning 'to loosen'.

keep it relaxed

Encourage a casual and easygoing approach.

relaxed atmosphere

A setting that is informal and free from stress.

relaxed state of mind

A mental condition characterized by calmness and absence of anxiety.

relax

To make or become less tense or anxious.

relaxation

The state of being free from tension or anxiety.

relaxing

Causing a feeling of relaxation.

Chill

Let’s just chill and enjoy the evening.

Take it easy

You need to take it easy, nothing is that serious.

Kick back

It’s the weekend, time to kick back and relax.