reserved

Meaning

Verb

simple past and past participle of reserve

Adj

1. (comparable) Slow to reveal emotion or opinions.
2. (not-comparable) Set aside for a particular person or purpose; spoken for.

Synonyms

reticent

shy

aloof

restrained

quiet

modest

withdrawn

uncommunicative

distant

taciturn

humble

secretive

retiring

engaged

occupied

stored

unsociable

undemonstrative

retained

cautious

silent

🔇

offish

calm

low-key

standoffish

stand-offish

indifferent

booked

conservative

temperate

continent

tight-lipped

timid

cold

🥶

bashful

moderate

unfriendly

wary

self-contained

with reservations

cagey

diffident

set aside

politeness

prepared

private

qualified

reluctant

res

reservation

restricted

saved

second

2nd

secret

㊙️

segregative

self-effacing

servile

set

set-aside

solemn

somber

sparing

stand-off

stately

steady

stiff

still

strange

taken

thoughtful

tied up

tightlipped

tranquil

unapproachable

unassuming

uncompanionable

undatable

unfrank

unsocial

unused

watery

weird

emergency stores

not frank

dissocial

be taciturn

be reticent

buttoned up

serious,

chary of

aimed

engaged busy

alone

anti-social

assigned to

astute

balanced

be quiet

busy

by itself

canny

chary

circumspect

circumspective

close

confidential

contemplative

coy

deliberate

devoted

dignified

discreet

even-tempered

formal

formality

gingerly

gingery

grave

🪦

guarded

hard of hearing

haughty

incommunicative

indrawn

introspective

introverted

in use

involved

kept

meek

morose

noiseless

noncommittal

pensive

😔

pent up

Translations

réservé

reserviert

zurückhaltend

reservado

verschlossen

Zurückhaltung

zugeknöpft

retenu

bescheiden

réticent

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ɹɪˈzɝvd/

Sentences

At its center was Henry Clay Square , a large area reserved for public buildings .