bequiet

verb

bequiet

verb

Etymology From be- + quiet.

1

To make quiet or still; silence; becalm; bestill.

  • [...] that has formed almost without observation on the arena, begins chanting, in regular Gregorian mood, a metrical version of the story ; and this calls back the audience to itself, and, imperceptibly, at last soothes and bequiets it again.1910, Journal of the Royal Society of Arts, volume 58, Page, published 1020:
Derived terms
bequieting
Related terms
quieten

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