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Hello, do you mind explaining the meaning of this sentence for me :
" They went to mass at Our Lady of Mount Carnel and saw the unifying and calming effect of the church "
I can not understand which is the meaning of " unifying" and "calming" in this context .
Why did the author write " calming" instead of " calm" as far as I know " calm" is both an adjective and a noun so I wonder if it can be replace "calming" .
Thanks so much !
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queen115 unifying The experience made the speaker feel part of a community, not so alone. queen115 calming The experience made the speaker become calm. calm weather : the weather is already calm a calming effect : something that makes a person become calm when he or she is not already calm queen115 Carnel Are you sure you don't mean "Carmel"?
- queen115 unifying The experience made the speaker feel part of a community, not so alone.
- queen115 calming The experience made the speaker become calm.
- calm weather : the weather is already calm a calming effect : something that makes a person become calm when he or she is not already calm queen115 Carnel Are you sure you don't mean "Carmel"?
- CJ
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queen115unifying
The experience made the speaker feel part of a community, not so alone.
queen115calming
The experience made the speaker become calm.
calm weather : the weather is already calm
a calming effect : something that makes a person become calm when he or she is not already calm
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