Chill Meaning

Being able to have time to chill can be a wonderful thing, sometimes it can be the highlight of someone’s day. It also may be something that can ruin one’s day. There are many, many, many views on how one word, chill, can be used or what the meaning is based on the context around it. That can include a feeling through your immediate senses ranging all the way to the word being used as a verb. First off, a vast majority of people in modern day society can say that they understand the word chill when it comes to a specific type of feeling. The interesting part is, feeling “chill” can be extremely versatile in itself. I remember one time, I was wearing a short sleeve shirt and shorts that ended right around mid-thigh, when I walked outside there

Chill is of a cultural significance due to the fact that people with certain personalities or even just people who catch onto catchphrases that flow well within other phrases and larger instances. Looking at the Urban Dictionary, chill can be referred to when telling someone to “hang out, relax, or stop doing something.” (“chill” Urban Dictionary). Lots of people use chill as an action term or phrase. Therefore, an example could be that people who create riots and protest against people to try to prove their point or beliefs about social injustice and police brutality, should chill. Violent protesting is not a very effective way to get a message across and breaking the law on more occasions than one, causes even more tension between people who really aren’t or shouldn’t be involved. I personally believe that when things such as that occurs, it causes negative attention towards the subject which makes things even worse. This is relevant because this is a topic that is constantly debated in our society today it has been an issue yet, there is no change. Being a chill person, in general, could enlighten the situation just a little bit. Whether the situation be that including ethnicity or it be not being able to get something you want right away,