SEDATE vs DECOROUS: ADJECTIVE
- In a composed and temperate state.
- Undisturbed by passion or caprice; calm; tranquil; serene; not passionate or giddy; composed; staid.
- Dignified and somber in manner or character and committed to keeping promises
- Characterized by dignity and propriety
- Marked by proper behavior.
- Suitable to a character, or to the time, place, and occasion; marked with decorum; becoming; proper; seemly; befitting
- Characterized by or exhibiting decorum; proper.
- According with custom or propriety
- Characterized by propriety and dignity and good taste in manners and conduct
SEDATE vs DECOROUS: VERB
- To tranquilize by giving a sedative; to calm; to soothe; to induce sleep.
- Cause to be calm or quiet as by administering a sedative to
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SEDATE vs DECOROUS: OTHER WORD TYPES
- To calm; compose.
- Synonyms Imperturbable, serious, staid.
- Quiet; composed; placid; serene; serious; undisturbed by passion: as, a sedate temper or deportment.
- Synonyms Fit, seemly, comely, orderly, appropriate.
- Characterized by or conspicuous for decorum; proper; decent; especially (of persons), formally polite and proper in speech and conduct.
SEDATE vs DECOROUS: RELATED WORDS
- Numb, Prim, Unruffled, Dignified, Imperturbable, Quiet, Tranquillize, Grave, Serious, Solemn, Tranquilize, Sober, Calm, Decorous, Staid
- Mannered, Demure, Polite, Mannerly, Gentlemanly, Genteel, In good taste, Becoming, Decent, Proper, Comely, Comme il faut, Staid, Sedate, Seemly
SEDATE vs DECOROUS: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Numb, Prim, Unruffled, Dignified, Imperturbable, Quiet, Tranquillize, Grave, Serious, Solemn, Tranquilize, Sober, Calm, Decorous, Staid
- Mannered, Demure, Polite, Mannerly, Gentlemanly, Genteel, In good taste, Becoming, Decent, Proper, Comely, Comme il faut, Staid, Sedate, Seemly
SEDATE vs DECOROUS: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Antipsychotic drugs should not be used to sedate residents.
- The Chelmer was a much more sedate affair.
- When you need to find out, sedate first.
- Sedate someone female to europe and advertise their.
- Ten or the Pub, and certainly more sedate.
- Today may be volatile, while tomorrow is sedate.
- Sunday was sailed in more sedate sunny conditions.
- Should I sedate my pet before the flight?
- Sometimes bird banding is a rather sedate activity.
- Unwanted wack may sedate within the resident sanders.
- To make this meaningless life more dignified and decorous, choices are to be made.
- The public wants free and open, yet decorous, discussion on bills and other measures.
- Parliaments, and which were designed to secure decorous and orderly debate.
- Unsufferable to find tabu any detailed plans on the net for devising decorous studio desks.
- On the way they had a dull, decorous lunch at an inn.
- Becoming, suitable, fit, proper, right, meet, seemly, appropriate, congruous, decorous.
- Katherine of Braganza was still decorous, though not irreproachable.
- Urbane; polite: respectful: kind; obliging; decorous; decent: courteous.
- SYN: true, exact, faultless, accurate, proper, decorous, right.
- Proper, becoming, fit, befitting, suitable, decorous, seemly, comely.
SEDATE vs DECOROUS: QUESTIONS
- Can a doctor sedate a patient without another doctor?
- Why would a doctor sedate a patient for a procedure?
- Is it safe to sedate a child for a dental procedure?
- Is Double Dragon the perfect example of a sedate restaurant?
- What is the best sedative to sedate a newborn baby?
- What did Quentin do to sedate one of the policemen?
- Can midazolam be used to sedate terminally ill patients?
- Which is better SWSW ancient marble or sedate gray?
- Are Miami's Spanish-language radio stations sedate?
- Should you sedate a hyperactive cat when traveling?
- Was Kipling a decorous bridge between 19th and 20th centuries?