Used to tell someone to become less agitated or upset, often in tense situations.

Emotion Control

Appropriate in casual or private settings, but may be too informal for serious or professional discussions.

Informal Situations

Telling someone to calm down can sometimes be seen as dismissing their feelings.

Aims to help reduce someone else's distress, using a gentle and reassuring tone.

Can suggest the speaker's willingness to help resolve the issue causing agitation.

Often used to describe a decrease in intensity of weather or environmental conditions.

Used to describe a reduction in volume or activity in a previously loud or busy environment.

Refers to the subsiding of intense emotions or excitement.