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calm

unchanged, unfeeling
cool

calm, abrupt
unconcerned

abrupt, unchanged
quiet

calm, subdued
tranquil

calm, easygoing
peaceful

calm, having a mild or kind nature
easy

calm, open
serene

composed, unfeeling
laid-back

free, open
relaxed

composed, subdued
easygoing

abrupt, subdued
casual

abrupt, unchanged
nonchalant

easygoing, complacent
unexcitable

composed, unfeeling
unruffled

unchanged, composed
even-tempered

easygoing, complacent
insouciant

easygoing, carefree
unflappable

composed, unfeeling
leisurely

languid, drooping
unhurried

easygoing, relaxed
tolerant

complacent
mellow

abrupt, compliant
disinterested

careless, unfeeling
detached

remote, nonchalant
indifferent

aloof, cold
unsympathetic

remote, not responsive
free and easy

complacent
imperturbable
equable
unbothered

lighthearted
stoical
phlegmatic

dull, lazy
dispassionate

aloof, detached
aloof

unchanged, cold
haughty

aloof, remote
standoffish

aloof, cold
distant

aloof, cold
remote

detached, nonchalant
carefree

complacent, light in spirit
informal

nonchalant

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laid-back

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having a relaxed, casual manner

a laid-back fisherman, he didn’t really care if he caught anything, being content to relax and enjoy the sunshine

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anachronism	Something located at a time when it could not have existed or occurred. The town is a throwback to medieval times an anachronism* that has survived the passing years.*
backslide	Drop to a lower level, as in one’s morals or standards. There are many things that can cause slimmers to backslide.
backward	Lacking the confidence to do (something. He was not backward* in displaying his talents.*
backwards	(of a movement) in the direction of one’s back. A step backwards* for the economy.*
behind	A kick that sends the ball over a behind line or a touch that sends it between the inner posts scoring one point. Behind by two points.
degeneracy	The state of being degenerate in mental or moral qualities. The degeneracy* of later Roman work.*
degeneration	The state or process of being or becoming degenerate; decline or deterioration. Degeneration of the muscle fibres.
discontinuity	Lack of connection or continuity. There is no significant discontinuity* between modern and primitive societies.*
dorsal	Facing away from the axis of an organ or organism. The dorsal* aorta.*
inverse	Something inverted in sequence or character or effect. Numerous studies have shown an inverse* relationship between exercise and the risk of heart disease.*
later	At or toward an end or late period or stage of development. Later medical science could have saved the child.
past	A past tense or form of a verb. A simple past* of the first conjugation.*
posterior	A person’s buttocks. A date posterior* to the first Reform Bill.*
posthumous	Occurring, awarded, or appearing after the death of the originator. Newton was the posthumous* son of an illiterate yeoman.*
regress	Calculate the coefficient or coefficients of regression of a variable against or on another variable. A regress* to the nursery.*
regression	A return to a former or less developed state. There was 46 7 per cent complete regression* in the placebo group.*
regressive	Adjusted so that the rate decreases as the amount of income increases. Indirect taxes are as a group regressive.
relapse	(of a sick or injured person) deteriorate after a period of improvement. He relapsed.
restoration	The restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in France in 1814 following the fall of Napoleon Louis XVIII was recalled from exile by Talleyrand. The restoration* of Andrew s sight.*
retrace	Trace (something) back to its source or beginning. I wanted to retrace* a particular evolutionary pathway.*
retreat	Make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activity. After the funeral he retreated to Scotland.
retroactive	(especially of legislation) taking effect from a date in the past. Retroactive tax increase.
retrograde	Show retrograde motion. The retrograde* form of these inscriptions.*
retrogression	Passing from a more complex to a simpler biological form. A retrogression* to 19th century attitudes.*
retrospect	Contemplation of things past. In retrospect.
retrospective	An exhibition or compilation showing the development of an artist’s work over a period of time. Retrospective pay awards.
return	A good rate of return. It might be worth checking with the box office for returns.
reversion	A property to which someone has the right of reversion. A problem applicable to most variegated plants is that of reversion.
revert	Return to (a previous state, practice, topic, etc. He ignored her words by reverting to the former subject.
throwback	A reversion to an earlier ancestral characteristic. A lot of his work is a throwback* to the fifties.*

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[ lˈe͡ɪdbˈak], [ lˈe‍ɪdbˈak], [ l_ˈeɪ_d_b_ˈa_k]

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adj.

• all (adjective)
- laid-back.
• apathetic (adjective)
- in-sensible,
- dont give a damn,
- un-concerned,
- in sensible,
- un-interested,
- un touched,
- don’t give damn,
- un-responsive,
- couldnt care less,
- un feeling,
- in-different,
- dont give damn,
- what hell,
- un-moved,
- wimpiest,
- draggiest,
- in different,
- draggier,
- un responsive,
- laidback,
- un-touched,
- un interested,
- un concerned.
• blase (adjective)
- more world weary,
- done all,
- more disentranced,
- un excited,
- more glutted,
- most world-weary,
- more surfeited,
- worldweary,
- un-excited,
- most world weary,
- more cloyed,
- dis enchanted,
- world weary,
- more world-weary,
- most unexcited,
- most cloyed,
- most sophisticate,
- most surfeited,
- more satiated,
- most disentranced,
- more unexcited,
- more sophisticate,
- dis-enchanted,
- been around twice,
- dis entranced,
- most glutted,
- dis-entranced,
- more worldweary,
- most worldweary.
• calm (adjective)
- cool headed,
- unimpressed,
- cool as cucumber,
- un ruffled,
- in scrutable,
- more unexcitable,
- in-scrutable,
- unexcitable,
- more unimpressed,
- dis interested,
- more poised,
- selfpossessed,
- un-troubled,
- coolheaded,
- un disturbed,
- most unexcitable,
- dis-interested,
- most unimpressed,
- un troubled,
- most poised,
- dis passionate,
- un-excitable,
- un impressed,
- un excitable,
- dis-passionate,
- un-ruffled,
- un flappable.
• casual (adjective)
- most lowpressure,
- with drawn,
- un-fussier,
- more low-pressure,
- most pococurante,
- un fussier,
- unfussiest,
- more low pressure,
- most low-pressure,
- with-drawn,
- un-fussiest,
- un fussiest,
- in-formal,
- un-fussy,
- more pococurante,
- in formal,
- more lowpressure,
- un fussy.
• cowardly (adjective)
- weak.
• detached (adjective)
- out it,
- poker faced,
- un-curious,
- more uncurious,
- re-served,
- un biased,
- un prejudiced,
- un curious,
- re moved,
- most uncurious,
- more poker faced,
- most unpassioned,
- more unpassioned,
- most poker-faced,
- most poker faced,
- re served,
- un involved,
- un-prejudiced,
- un-involved.
• docile (adjective)
- more weak-kneed,
- well behaved,
- teachable,
- more weak kneed,
- weakkneed,
- most weak kneed,
- most weak-kneed,
- weak-kneed,
- more weakkneed,
- re-signed,
- most weakkneed,
- most docious,
- weak kneed,
- manageable,
- more docious,
- wellbehaved,
- re signed.
• easygoing (adjective)
- most hang loose,
- more hang-loose,
- devil may care,
- happy go lucky,
- un critical,
- un demanding,
- most undemanding,
- more outgiving,
- even tempered,
- un-inhibited,
- eventempered,
- more undemanding,
- un-critical,
- out giving,
- most hang-loose,
- most hangloose,
- un inhibited,
- out-giving,
- free easy,
- un-demanding.
• hebetudinous (adjective)
- nebbest,
- nebber.
• incurious (adjective)
- in-curious,
- in curious.
• lackadaisical (adjective)
- in attentive,
- more daydreaming,
- most daydreaming,
- half hearted,
- indolent,
- more energyless,
- in-attentive,
- Half-hearted,
- most energyless.
• lackluster (adjective)
- more zero,
- sombrest,
- more lusterless,
- un inspired,
- more nothing,
- more hohum,
- un-imaginative,
- most lusterless,
- most ho hum,
- most zero,
- more ho hum,
- more muted,
- un-inspired,
- un imaginative,
- most pabulum,
- most muted,
- most hohum,
- more pabulum,
- most nothing,
- more ho-hum,
- most ho-hum,
- mattest.
• languid (adjective)
- in-firmest,
- in firmest,
- unenthusiastic,
- in firmer,
- most sleepyhead,
- snoozier,
- more sleepyhead,
- in-active,
- uninterested,
- wimpier,
- blahser,
- in-firmer,
- un enthusiastic,
- most nebbish,
- more nebbish,
- more pining,
- snooziest,
- most pining,
- blahsest,
- un-enthusiastic.
• leisurely (adjective)
- most slackened,
- un-hasty,
- slowmoving,
- de-liberate,
- most slow moving,
- most slow-moving,
- un hasty,
- de liberate,
- most laggard,
- unhastier,
- un hastier,
- most slowmoving,
- unhurried,
- un hastiest,
- more slow-moving,
- slow-moving,
- more slow moving,
- slow moving.
• lethargic (adjective)
- having spring fever,
- hebetudinous,
- stretchiest,
- stretchier,
- stretchy.
• lighthearted (adjective)
- high spirited,
- more lightsome,
- most lightsome,
- feelgood,
- insouciant,
- most feelgood,
- more feelgood,
- lightsome,
- up beat.
• listless (adjective)
- in animate,
- in-animate,
- more mopish.
• low-key (adjective)
- more softsell,
- most softened,
- low pitched,
- more understated,
- under-stated,
- lowkey,
- softsell,
- under stated,
- low key,
- most softsell,
- lowpitched.
• natural (adjective)
- more unassumed,
- most uncontrived,
- more uncontrived,
- un-worldliest,
- more unembarrassed,
- more up front,
- more unlabored,
- most up-front,
- most simplehearted,
- un-contrived,
- in-nocent,
- more up-front,
- more inartificial,
- un-feigned,
- un-assumed,
- un-studied,
- un polished,
- un-forced,
- un worldly,
- in nocent,
- un schooled,
- most unassumed,
- un labored,
- un embarrassed,
- most inartificial,
- un forced,
- more undesigning,
- un contrived,
- un worldlier,
- most unlabored,
- more simplehearted,
- un-worldly,
- most undesigning,
- more upfront,
- un studied,
- un designing,
- un assumed,
- most upfront,
- un-embarrassed,
- un-schooled,
- un sophisticated,
- most up front,
- un feigned,
- in-artificial.
• offhand (adjective)
- folksy.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- uncontrived,
- relaxed,
- rolling with the punches,
- neb,
- ho-hum,
- unsociable,
- laid back,
- couldn’t care less,
- simplehearted,
- sick of,
- unambitious,
- uncurious,
- low-key,
- lackluster,
- matte,
- coldhearted,
- sleepyheaded,
- switched on,
- Mopish,
- in the know,
- Hard-hearted,
- sedate,
- unembarrassed,
- mondaine,
- unaltered,
- upfront,
- stagier,
- leisurely,
- stagy,
- cool as a cucumber,
- incurious,
- docious,
- rolling with punches,
- passive,
- Snail-like,
- easygoing,
- lusterless,
- unemotional,
- snaillike,
- lighthearted,
- easy-going,
- world-weary,
- ho hum,
- unassumed,
- languid,
- outgiving,
- energyless,
- unneighborly,
- Inartificial,
- up-beat,
- wise to,
- going through the motions,
- spring fever,
- perfunctory,
- snoozy,
- non-gregarious,
- wimpy,
- easy going,
- calm,
- uptown,
- Unpresumptuous,
- Unlabored,
- stagiest,
- low pressure,
- unaffected,
- hang loose,
- sombre,
- sophisticated,
- unsocial,
- not influenced,
- uncomplex,
- out of it,
- in firm,
- being oneself,
- at peace,
- hardboiled,
- Unbeautified,
- jet-set,
- done it all,
- sluggish,
- disentranced,
- undemanding,
- hohum,
- detached,
- couth,
- casual,
- natural,
- lethargic,
- stoical,
- unfussy,
- languorous,
- uninfluenced,
- serene,
- restrained,
- along for the ride,
- Mooney,
- blahs,
- proofer,
- docile,
- lackadaisical,
- streetwise,
- uncommitted,
- poker-faced,
- no nonsense,
- worldly wise,
- lymphatic,
- remote,
- up-front,
- phoning it in,
- unexcited,
- don’t give a damn,
- low-pressure,
- listless,
- Unpassioned,
- going with the flow,
- nongregarious,
- hang-loose,
- Pococurante,
- easily influenced,
- inelaborate,
- draggy,
- been around,
- cold sober,
- sleepyhead.
• passive (adjective)
- longsuffering,
- more unassertive,
- unassertive,
- more unresisting,
- non-resistant,
- going through motions,
- unresisting,
- un-resisting,
- non-violent,
- sub missive,
- nonresistant,
- un resisting,
- most bearing,
- more nonresistant,
- most nonresistant,
- un assertive,
- walking through it,
- non violent,
- un-assertive,
- most unresisting,
- hands off.
• perfunctory (adjective)
- phoning in,
- un aware,
- in-voluntary,
- stereo typed,
- un-aware,
- in voluntary.
• remote (adjective)
- re-mote,
- up pity,
- putting airs,
- un-communicative,
- up-pity,
- stuck up.
• restrained (adjective)
- most unaffable,
- selfcontrolled,
- un-expansive,
- un-demonstrative,
- more unexcessive,
- un affable,
- on leash,
- re-strained,
- in obtrusive,
- un-excessive,
- more chilled,
- un-extremer,
- in check,
- self controlled,
- un-obtrusive,
- re strained,
- most unexcessive,
- calm and collected,
- on a leash,
- up tight,
- in-obtrusive,
- Unaffable,
- un demonstrative,
- up-tight,
- un excessive,
- more unexpansive,
- most chilled,
- un extreme,
- un expansive,
- corked up,
- un extremer,
- unexpansive,
- un obtrusive,
- unextremest,
- unexcessive,
- most unexpansive,
- re tiring,
- under control,
- calm collected,
- re-tiring,
- unextreme,
- un-extreme,
- un-extremest,
- in charge,
- unextremer,
- un-affable.
• sedate (adjective)
- de mure,
- de-mure,
- nononsense.
• serene (adjective)
- re-sting,
- re sting.
• sluggish (adjective)
- more sleepyheaded,
- mooneyest,
- most sluggard,
- more sluggard,
- mooneyer.
• sophisticated (adjective)
- most uptown,
- most jet set,
- most citified,
- more jet set,
- more in to,
- JETSET,
- most streetwise,
- more citified,
- more streetwise,
- re fined,
- couthest,
- in to,
- more jet-set,
- dis illusioned,
- most into,
- more jetset,
- couther,
- co uther,
- up-town,
- in know,
- most mondaine,
- most jetset,
- co-uther,
- more uptown,
- up town,
- dis-illusioned,
- more into,
- most schooled,
- well bred,
- wellbred,
- more schooled.
• unaffected (adjective)
- most hard hearted,
- more easy going,
- un affected,
- more uninfluenced,
- un altered,
- thickskinned,
- hard hearted,
- un stirred,
- hard boiled,
- most uninfluenced,
- most easy going,
- more easy-going,
- un-influenced,
- un influenced,
- un-stirred,
- more hard-hearted,
- more unaltered,
- more hard hearted,
- thick skinned,
- most hard-hearted,
- un-altered,
- proofest,
- most unaltered.
• uncommitted (adjective)
- more fence-sitting,
- unpledged,
- un-attached,
- freespirited,
- non aligned,
- most fencesitting,
- fence sitting,
- most fence sitting,
- fencesitting,
- most fence-sitting,
- un committed,
- middle the road,
- dont care,
- free-spirited,
- most unaffiliated,
- un affiliated,
- un pledged,
- more fence sitting,
- more freespirited,
- more unaffiliated,
- un-affiliated,
- non partisan,
- on fence,
- more unpledged,
- most free spirited,
- most free-spirited,
- non-partisan,
- most freespirited,
- free spirited,
- un-committed,
- most unpledged,
- fence-sitting,
- more fencesitting,
- unaffiliated,
- middle of road,
- un-pledged,
- don’t care,
- more free-spirited,
- middle road.
• unemotional (adjective)
- un compassionate,
- un impressionable,
- going with flow,
- un emotional,
- un-impressionable,
- in sensitive,
- un-compassionate,
- un-emotional,
- along for ride,
- un sympathetic,
- in-sensitive.
• unhurried (adjective)
- most snail like,
- most snaillike,
- un hurried,
- more snaillike,
- more snail like,
- snail like,
- most snail-like,
- more snail-like,
- un-hurried.
• unpretentious (adjective)
- un ambitious,
- un assuming,
- un-embellished,
- un-beautified,
- un ostentatious,
- most inelaborate,
- un spoiled,
- un-presumptuous,
- un imposing,
- in elaborate,
- un embellished,
- un-imposing,
- in-elaborate,
- more inelaborate,
- most unpresumptuous,
- un-spoiled,
- un-ostentatious,
- un beautified,
- most unambitious,
- un-complex,
- more uncomplex,
- more unambitious,
- most uncomplex,
- un-pretentious,
- un complex,
- most unbeautified,
- more unpresumptuous,
- un-ambitious.
• unsociable (adjective)
- most unforthcoming,
- more brooding,
- more nongregarious,
- un-approachable,
- more unforthcoming,
- un neighborly,
- most brooding,
- un-forthcoming,
- un-bending,
- un forthcoming,
- un-sociable,
- in accessible,
- un-congenial,
- most unneighborly,
- un congenial,
- un-social,
- un approachable,
- un bending,
- more unneighborly,
- non gregarious,
- most nongregarious,
- more unsocial,
- in-accessible,
- un-neighborly,
- in hospitable,
- stuckup,
- in-hospitable,
- most unsocial,
- un social.
• weak (adjective)
- in decisive,
- most fluctuant,
- un sure,
- un reliable,
- most faint hearted,
- un-reliable,
- faint hearted,
- un dependable,
- in-effectual,
- in secure,
- un-stablest,
- wishy washy,
- wishywashy,
- in securest,
- in-securest,
- in securer,
- un stablest,
- more faint-hearted,
- in-securer,
- un-sure,
- un-dependable,
- in-decisive,
- un-stable,
- more fluctuant,
- in-secure,
- un stable,
- faint-hearted,
- Fluctuant,
- un-stabler,
- un stabler,
- more faint hearted,
- in effectual.
n.
- nonchalant,
- spontaneous,
- cool,
- plain,
- at one with,
- easy,
- unceremonious,
- unrestrained,
- chilled,
- tighten,
- informal.
• at ease (noun)
- at ease.
• free and easy (noun)
- free.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- mellow.
Other synonyms:
- relieved,
- Mollified,
- undismayed,
- composed,
- equable,
- unruffled,
- untroubled,
- unworried,
- unfazed,
- phlegmatic,
- unperturbed,
- coolly.
- peaceful,
- placid,
- rock-steady.
- careless,
- easily,
- happy.
- settled,
- downbeat.
- comfortable.
- even.
- level.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- breezy,
- imperturbable,
- impassive,
- carefree,
- inert,
- untouched,
- tranquil,
- forbearing,
- unflappable,
- affable,
- over-permissive,
- half-baked,
- motionless,
- lax,
- wishy-washy,
- idle,
- apathetic,
- stuporous,
- Laodicean,
- undisturbed,
- quiescent,
- happy-go-lucky,
- offhand,
- distant,
- uninvolved,
- dispassionate,
- unshaken,
- chilly,
- inactive,
- quiet,
- aloof,
- tolerant,
- unmoved,
- unmoving,
- collected,
- unconcerned,
- unpretentious,
- lifeless,
- unresponsive,
- chill,
- devil-may-care,
- lenient,
- mellowed,
- high,
- lukewarm,
- even-tempered,
- permissive,
- non-aggressive,
- still,
- indifferent,
- together.

How to use «Laid-back» in context?

«laid-back» is a term often used to describe someone who is relaxed and comfortable with themselves. Laid-back people are usually easygoing and unselfconscious. They tend to let things happen naturally and are not overly concerned with personal appearances or social conventions. They are usually content with a slow lifestyle and are not easily stressed or overwhelmed. Those who are described as laid-back are often surpringly competent and are able to achieve great things despite their relaxed approach to life.

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Synonyms:: abate,
calm down,
check,
contract,
crumble,
curb,
curtail,
cut down,
decay,
decline.

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