re·laxed 
/rɪˈlækst/ adjective
/rɪˈlækst/ adjective [more relaxed; most relaxed] 1 : calm and free from stress, worry, or anxiety : not worried or tense
▪ Nothing makes me feel more relaxed than a nice hot bath. ▪ I used to get really nervous performing, but I'm pretty relaxed about it now. ▪ He's a very relaxed guy. 2 : informal and comfortable : casual
▪ The restaurant had a relaxed atmosphere. ▪ The seminar was very relaxed—we met at the professor's house instead of the lecture hall. ▪ We have a relaxed dress code at the office. 3 : not strict or carefully controlled
▪ a relaxed set of rules ▪ He has a relaxed attitude towards his studies. [=he is not very serious about his studies] 4 chiefly US, of hair : made straight or straighter with a chemical treatment
▪ relaxed hair 5 of clothing : not tight
▪ relaxed [=loose-fitting] jeans
▪ Nothing makes me feel more relaxed than a nice hot bath. ▪ I used to get really nervous performing, but I'm pretty relaxed about it now. ▪ He's a very relaxed guy.
▪ The restaurant had a relaxed atmosphere. ▪ The seminar was very relaxed—we met at the professor's house instead of the lecture hall. ▪ We have a relaxed dress code at the office.
▪ a relaxed set of rules ▪ He has a relaxed attitude towards his studies. [=he is not very serious about his studies]
▪ relaxed hair
▪ relaxed [=loose-fitting] jeans
