relaxedness

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relaxedness

(rɪˈlækstnəs)
n
the state or condition of being relaxed
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Saout took the stage alone for an intensely focused performance of Bariolage's ''vast relaxedness''.
While the speaker presents a relaxed and spontaneous face, the audience can be sure to see a perfectly orchestrated talk in which no relaxedness or spontaneity threatens their entertainment.
* relaxedness, acceptance of fantasy, non-conformity and adventurousness (incubation phase);
A key example here is the way in which tax has emerged as central to the terms of political debate, in ways which would have seemed impossible in the period associated with New Labour and its intense relaxedness about the rich.
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