Having a soothing or relaxing effect that reduces stress, worry, or agitation.
From 'calm,' which came from Latin 'calma' or Greek 'kauma' related to heat. Ironically, 'calm' might originally refer to the stillness of the sea when it's too hot for wind!
Studies show that certain colors (like blue and green), sounds (like rainfall), and scents (like lavender) have scientifically calming effects on your brain—it's not just in your imagination!
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