quiescent

The girl continued to watch her, but at least she was for the moment quiescent.

Now, all at once, I saw that the mass was no longer quiescent.

But the people had been oddly quiescent about the change.

That meant it should be quiescent for another day or so.

The interest in the game became quiescent, and he set to work to finish the story at a dead heat.

"The office market has been quiescent for eight or nine years now," he said.

So, too, on crime the Brown years were relatively quiescent.

It is almost time to emerge from this quiescent state.

"But in the 13 years since, things have been quiescent.

The moon had set now, and only the quiescent lights of the town could be seen.

We had thought them beaten and quiescent for at least an- other ten years.

The tractor field appears quiescent, now that we are here.

But this city also remained quiescent without event or attack.

He finished it with the long quiescent blade in his left hand.

But he also relied on a quiescent political situation within Pakistan.

So she fell into his arms, quiescent, making herself numb.

The knives were quiescent, and made no move against the youths.

For quite some time since then, however, it had lain quiescent.

Quiescent periods between episodes last for hours, days, or even years.

Was that what held the watcher quiescent all this time?

Best get her well away while those things in the hexagon were quiescent.

"They were quiescent at the time of the two surveys.

Already many of the heads had fallen to the ground and were lying quiescent.

It was the only way to keep them quiescent.

It is quiescent now only because I am free.