en sitting quietly

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: Open Mind Common Sense contributors and JMDict 1.07
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sitting quietly is used for…

  • en meditation ➜
  • en meditating ➜
  • en reading ➜
  • en reflection ➜
  • en relaxing ➜
  • en behaving in class ➜
  • en being alone ➜
  • en being in church ➜
  • en breathing deeply ➜
  • en calming down ➜
  • en concentrating ➜
  • en conserving your energy ➜
  • en contemplation ➜
  • en focusing ➜
  • en getting away from it all ➜
  • en hiding ➜
  • en listening ➜
  • en listening to a sermon ➜
  • en listening to a song ➜
  • en listenting to a poem being read ➜
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sitting quietly is a subevent of…

  • en you fall asleep ➜
  • en reading ➜
  • en think ➜
  • en to meditate ➜
  • en answer questions ➜
  • en breathe ➜
  • en a cramp ➜
  • en daydream ➜
  • en enlightenment ➜
  • en falling asleep ➜
  • en that you get fat ➜
  • en listen to your breathing ➜
  • en looking around the people ➜
  • en read ➜
  • en read a book ➜
  • en read a good book ➜
  • en swing your legs ➜
  • en thought ➜
  • en write a letter ➜

Effects of sitting quietly

  • en relaxation ➜
  • en relaxing ➜
  • en animals feel safe to move around ➜
  • en anxiety ➜
  • en becoming aware of birds singing ➜
  • en becoming relaxed ➜
  • en being calm ➜
  • en birds come close ➜
  • en boredom ➜
  • en breathing slowly ➜
  • en calming high emotions ➜
  • en discomfort ➜
  • en emotions settle ➜
  • en fall asleep ➜
  • en falling asleep ➜
  • en getting stiff ➜
  • en great wisdom ➜
  • en happiness ➜
  • en a hummingbird flies close ➜
  • en insights ➜
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sitting quietly requires…

  • en patience ➜
  • en a chair ➜
  • en enough space to sit down ➜
  • en not talking ➜
  • en a place to sit ➜
  • en practice ➜
  • en a quiet place ➜
  • en you to stop fidgeting ➜

Synonyms

  • ja 安座 (n) ➜

Things that require sitting quietly

  • en cooling off ➜
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