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Another word for sedately

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• adverb (Context 1)

In a calm, dignified, and unhurried manner, free from excitement or agitation.

Usage Example

"The elderly couple strolled calmly along the shaded garden path."

Strongest
calmly
composedly
Strong
serenely
placidly
tranquilly
demurely
decorously
staidly
quietly
soberly

Opposites of sedately

The opposite of sedately shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

frantically
wildly
excitedly
boisterously
frenetically
hurriedly
energetically
rowdily
See all opposites of sedately

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