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QUIETNESS | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
First, the relative quietness of a clinician's office frequently makes it difficult for the clinician to estimate the degree of impairment experienced by the patient.
It is possible, even desirable, to teach ‘in quietness’, but it is not possible for a woman ‘in quietness’ to teach while seizing authority over a man.
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