quietIstIc

[Eng. quietist; -ic.] Pertain ing or relating to Quietism or the Quietists. *qui-et-ize, v. t. [Eng. quiet ; -ize .] To quiet, to calm. IMG:content-0110.png:[blocks in formation] "So shall you quietly enjoy your hope." Shakesp.: Taming of the Shrew, iii. 2. 3. Without noise or disturbance; as, He left the room quietly . 4. Calmly; without anxiety, agitation, or emotion; tranquilly, patiently, contentedly. 5. In a manner not liable to attract notice; not showily or gaudily; as, to be dre ed quietly . qui-et-ne , *qui-et-nes, *qui-et-ne e, subst . [Eng. quiet ; -ne .] The quality or state of being quiet or still; rest; absence of action or motion; freedom from anxiety, agitation, or emotion; tranquillity, calmne , stillne , peacefulne , quiet.