The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "Sedate<span> means to be calm." In a different setting, if a doctor </span>sedates<span> you it means you've been administered a tranquilizing drug. Sedation is done in order to do operation, most especially i surgeries smoothly and rapidly. I</span><span>n day-to-day life it means composed, quiet, and serene.</span>
Hey! I think I could probably help you with this work, but the questions seem to be referring to a passage of some sort. If you could upload a picture of the passage I would love to try and help!
