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silentc. 1500, "without speech, silent, not speaking," from Latin silentem (nominative silens) "still, calm, quiet," present participle of silere "be quiet or still" (see silen [..]
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silentmarked by absence of sound; "a silent house"; "soundless footsteps on the grass"; "the night was still" mum: failing to sp [..]
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silentnot making a sound
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silentshvaygndik
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silent1 : making no utterance : resolved not to speak esp. about a certain topic [the right to remain ] 2 : making no mention or account : omitting explanation and leaving questions unanswered [a ...
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silent(adj) marked by absence of sound(adj) failing to speak or communicate etc when expected to(adj) implied by or inferred from actions or statements(adj) not made to sound(adj) having a frequency below o [..]
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silentWilliam I., Prince of Orange (1533–1584).
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silentLegislation can be silent on a particular issue if it doesn’t refer to it at all. For example, the Constitution makes no reference to aviation.
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silent"GO SILENT" directive to initiate briefed EMCON procedures.
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silent"GO SILENT" directive to initiate briefed EMCON procedures.
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