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quieter

Definition, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for quieter.

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Every time I buy a fan, it's quieter and quieter, but I like loud fans to help me sleep.

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Quick take

One who quiets.

Meaning at a glance

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noun

One who quiets.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for quieter.

noun

One who quiets.

Example sentences

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Every time I buy a fan, it's quieter and quieter, but I like loud fans to help me sleep.

2

For humans, loud sounds mask quieter sounds, and if the amplitude difference is great enough, you simply can't perceive the quieter sound at all.

3

Slashdot.org is a bit quieter, but better moderated and in general a higher level of knowledge.

4

You’ll beat the rush, and as a bonus, come onto the platforms at the quieter end.

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Was it just better marketing while Reddit actually had a larger-but-quieter userbase at the time?

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Nice to see that they're moving the cars away from the quieter (more suburban) southern parts of the city near the hospital.

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Same reason a room doesn't get quieter when lots of people are talking.

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Well, there's a much quieter but also storied history of West Coast vs.

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Here's where I'm coming from: I wish they would push to make the train a bit quieter.

10

Not any noisier than an apartment in new york, I suppose, but disruptive to quieter cities.

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There are a few sane participants but they tend to be quieter and also seem to be taking a step back from it all.

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They'd have been much better off calling it something else, or at least trying to be a lot quieter about tying all of it together.

Frequently asked questions

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How do you use quieter in a sentence?

Every time I buy a fan, it's quieter and quieter, but I like loud fans to help me sleep.

What does quieter mean?

One who quiets.

What part of speech is quieter?

quieter is commonly used as noun.