ADJECTIVE
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not easily perturbed or excited or upset; marked by extreme calm and composure
hitherto imperturbable, he now showed signs of alarm
an imperturbable self-possession
unflappable in a crisis
How To Use imperturbable In A Sentence
- It felt classy and utterly imperturbable - the sort of place where the band might play Stormy Weather in a raging typhoon.
- The rift with the rest of the ECB's council deepened in September when, in an interview with Bloomberg, Mr. Weber pre-empted the policy decisions of the council's next meeting, something that provoked a memorable put-down from the normally imperturbable Mr. Trichet. Was Weber Sacrificed for the Euro?
- That much," she waspishly informed an imperturbable Myst, curled comfortably on a chair," is impossible to deny. A RAKE'S VOW
- His distaste for big inert words - words like omniscient, impassable and imperturbable, which he finds other theologians using to describe God - inspires his own desire for accessibility.
- It frequently happens that the contortions or displacements due to motion are seen to affect a single line belonging to a particular substance, while the other lines of _that same substance_ remain imperturbable. A Popular History of Astronomy During the Nineteenth Century Fourth Edition
- She was one of those imperturbable people who never get angry or upset.
- But the next step is the mannequins, that imperturbable army of shopwindow-style dolls. Times, Sunday Times
- In fact, it would be in deep trouble if it was relying on the utterly solid, sweet-natured and imperturbable country boy for dramatic tension.
- Salgado, the pilot, a Cuban-American with the physique of a linebacker, was imperturbable, a fatalistic observer of the elements. MAMBO
- As though for reassurance he looked up at the imperturbable face in the portrait.