No. 8,889 in French
calmée
"Calmée" means "calmed" or "soothed" in English.
In a sentence
Elle s'est calmée après avoir entendu la bonne nouvelle.
She calmed down after hearing the good news.
Here, 'calmée' is used in its reflexive verb form 'se calmer,' indicating that the subject performed the action of calming themselves down.
La mer s'est calmée après la tempête.
The sea has calmed after the storm.
In this context, 'calmée' is part of the reflexive verb 'se calmer,' describing how the condition of the sea became calm.
La journée est calmée après l'agitation du matin.
The day has calmed after the morning's hustle.
The usage of 'calmée' here depicts a transition into a quieter or more peaceful state of an abstract condition, in this case, the day.
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