quietly or in silence; without speaking

the state of being silent; absence of sound or speech

(loanword) humor; a sense of humor

a deep rapport or mutual understanding that exists without the need for words; being well-coordinated or in sync

The ability to use or appreciate witty and funny language or reactions to handle situations.

To agree to or acknowledge something without explicitly saying so; to acquiesce.

Angela Merkel (1954-), German politician and former chancellor

silent; speechless; in a quiet and contemplative state

(idiom) unknown to the public; without attracting attention; unrenowned

To exert a hidden or unobtrusive influence such that a person's character or habits change over time without them realizing it; often contrasted with [[耳濡目染|耳濡目染|er3 ru2 mu4 ran3]] which focuses on the sensory exposure rather than the internal change.

To observe a moment of silence with the head bowed as a sign of mourning or respect for the deceased

To read to oneself without making a sound; to mouth words such as a prayer or poem silently.

Muhammad (c. 570–632), the founder of Islam and the prophet of God

to be silent or still; to maintain silence

To agree to or allow something without saying so openly; to accept or acquiesce through silence.

to keep silent; to remain quiet; to be reticent

to remain silent and not say a word

Murdoch; specifically Rupert Murdoch (born 1931), the media magnate

Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882), American poet, essayist, and philosopher

habitually silent; uncommunicative; a person of few words

to keep quiet; to not say a word

to write out text from memory

Alois Alzheimer (1864–1915), German psychiatrist and neuropathologist after whom Alzheimer's disease is named

A film or movie produced without synchronized recorded sound

To be silent or speechless; not saying a single word.

to read to oneself without making any sound

to contemplate silently; to think in silence; silent contemplation

to commit to memory; to remember or memorize in silence

Malmö (city in Sweden)

to pray in silence or to offer a silent prayer in one's heart

To read a text to oneself without making a sound

A type of play or performance where actors use only body movements and facial expressions instead of speech or singing; pantomime.

to sit quietly or silently

Lillehammer, a city in Norway

[idiom] to be deep in thought; to consider something silently and deeply

to calculate or compute in one's head; mental arithmetic

Tumed Left Banner, a county-level division of [[呼和浩特|呼和浩特|hu1 he2 hao4 te4]] in Inner Mongolia

Muhammad (c. 570–632), the founder of Islam and the prophet of God

Somerset County in southwest England

Mount Merapi, an active volcano on the island of Java in Indonesia

Tumed Right Banner, a county-level division in Baotou, Inner Mongolia.

A city and county in Ireland.

To write out text from memory; to perform a dictation test from memory

Humor expressed in a plain, casual, or even serious manner that often requires a moment of thought for the audience to appreciate the joke; dry humor

to think about something silently; to ponder or reflect quietly

To write down characters or text from memory.

To maintain silence; to keep quiet.

(literary) peaceful and indifferent to fame or profit; reticent; undisturbed

to be careful in speech and keep silent; cautious and quiet