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Quiescent (Adjective)

(pathology) causing no symptoms; "a quiescent tumor".

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The patient's quiescent tumor had been monitored for years without any signs of growth or malignancy.
After the treatment, the doctor confirmed that the cancer was in a quiescent state, and the patient was considered to be in remission.
The quiescent nature of the virus allowed it to remain dormant in the host for extended periods without causing any noticeable symptoms.
Researchers studied the quiescent phase of the disease to better understand its progression and potential triggers.
The quiescent period of the illness was marked by a lack of symptoms, but the patient still required regular check-ups to monitor the condition.

Not active or activated; "the quiescent level of centimeter wave-length solar radiation".

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The volcano has been quiescent for centuries, with no recorded eruptions in recent history.
The virus remains quiescent in the host cells, only becoming active when the immune system is weakened.
In the off-season, the usually bustling ski resort becomes quiescent, with only a handful of staff remaining on site.
The quiescent state of the seed allows it to conserve energy and wait for favorable conditions to germinate.
During the winter months, the once-thriving garden is quiescent, awaiting the warmth of spring to return to life.

Marked by a state of tranquil repose; "the quiescent melancholy of the town".

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The quiescent village was undisturbed by the passing of time, its beauty frozen in a state of serene stillness.
The artist's use of muted colors captured the quiescent atmosphere of the abandoned landscape.
As the storm subsided, the quiescent calm that followed was a welcome respite from the turmoil.
The quiescent beauty of the forest glade was a haven for weary travelers seeking refuge.
The old mansion stood as a testament to the quiescent elegance of a bygone era, its grandeur slowly being reclaimed by nature.

Being quiet or still or inactive.

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The old mansion stood quiescent, its grandeur and beauty slowly being consumed by the passing of time.
After a long period of volcanic activity, the mountain finally entered a quiescent phase, with no eruptions in decades.
The quiescent river rarely overflowed its banks, and as a result, the surrounding forests were teeming with life.
During the night, a quiescent calm settled over the city, a stark contrast to the frenetic activity of the day.
The patients lay quiescent in their beds, sedated and recovering from their surgeries.