What does 穏やかに in Japanese mean?

What is the meaning of the word 穏やかに in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 穏やかに in Japanese.

The word 穏やかに in Japanese means 落ち着いて、冷静に、平然と、穏やかに, （穏やかに）異議を唱える［反対する］, 穏やかに、温和に、マイルドに、軽く、少し, 程よく、ほどほどに、控えめに、穏やかに、やや, そこそこに、穏やかに、若干、まあまあ, 平和的に、穏やかに, 穏やかに、静かに, 無事でいられる、安全な、危険ではない, 穏やかに、静穏に、晴朗に, 平凡に、穏やかに. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 穏やかに

落ち着いて、冷静に、平然と、穏やかに

(with composure)

I answered him calmly, hoping that he'd stop yelling.

（穏やかに）異議を唱える［反対する］

(object)

Two-thirds of the board members demurred, so the vote did not pass.

穏やかに、温和に、マイルドに、軽く、少し

(moderately)

Your comment was mildly offensive.

程よく、ほどほどに、控えめに、穏やかに、やや

(reasonably, fairly)

Pete is ugly, but his brother is moderately handsome.

そこそこに、穏やかに、若干、まあまあ

(moderately)

David drank modestly at the family reunion.

平和的に、穏やかに

(causing peace and calm)

穏やかに、静かに

(calmly)

'What will be will be,' said the old lady placidly.

無事でいられる、安全な、危険ではない

(person: free from danger) (人：危険のない)

ⓘこの文は英語例文の訳ではありません。敵がこの隠れ家に気づかない間は君たちは、安心して（or: 穏やかに）暮らすことができる。

You're safe here. They can't get you now.

穏やかに、静穏に、晴朗に

(calmly, unbothered)

Inside the temple was a statue of the Buddha sitting serenely.

平凡に、穏やかに

(quietly, as usual)

Lisa spent the Christmas holidays uneventfully with her parents.

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