(of behaviour, a person) not showing an interest in being bad or good

immoral, uncontrolled

pleasant to be in or on

good feeling

hanging down loosely; without strength

limp

(of words, ways of speaking or writing) used in situations when one can be friendly and relaxed

casual, simple

immoral about sexual matters

immoral, uncontrolled

not stiff or firm; without strength

not stiff; weak

not held, tied up, fastened, packed or contained in something

not tight; unconstrained

supporting neither side in an agreement or quarrel; belonging to a country that supports no side in a war; having no definite characteristics, colour etc

impartial, noncommittal

made less anxious or pained

eased in mind

still and quiet; giving (a feeling of) rest

quiet

giving little care or attention to one's work; loose, not pulled tight; the part of a rope etc that hangs loosely; to be lazy

loose, baggy; inactive

to satisfy (thirst)

decrease

not anxious (about); not (emotionally) concerned (with)

carefree; apathetic

(of a person, behaviour) not becoming excited or nervous during a crisis

cool and calm

(done) without hurrying

leisurely

without inhibitions; unconventional

free and easy; without restraint

not tested

restored