Yes, you can use the word 'calm' to describe a street! It conveys that the street is quiet, peaceful, and free from much noise or activity. For example: * "The calm street was perfect for an evening walk." * "I prefer living on a calm street rather than a busy one." It works well, especially when you want to emphasize a relaxing or serene atmosphere. Would you like more examples or synonyms?

Yes, if there's not many people or cars moving, and those who are there are moving slow. For example on an Sunday morning in the UK our busiest streets are relatively calm.

Yes! But tell me Lily, how would you use it here?

Yes, the word "calm" can be used to describe a street, often to indicate that the street is quiet, peaceful, and free of disturbances. For example: "The calm street was lined with trees and small houses, creating a serene atmosphere." "After the storm passed, the street returned to its calm state." Using "calm" for a street is metaphorical, attributing the quality of peace and quiet (often used for emotions or people) to the environment of the street. It works well in both literal descriptions and creative or narrative contexts.

Yes why not?