No. 11,393 in French
relaxe
"Relaxe" in French means "relaxed" or "laid-back" when describing a state or demeanor, and can also mean "dismissal" in legal contexts.
In a sentence
Il est resté très relaxe malgré la situation stressante.
He stayed very relaxed despite the stressful situation.
Here, 'relaxe' is used as an adjective to describe a person's state of calm or relaxation.
Elle préfère des vêtements relaxes pour être à l'aise.
She prefers relaxed clothing to be comfortable.
In this sentence, 'relaxe' is used as an adjective to describe clothing that is casual or comfortable.
Après tout cela, ils ont enfin pu se sentir relaxes.
After all that, they were finally able to feel relaxed.
Here, 'relaxe' functions as an adjective describing a subjective state of calm.
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