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UK
/ʌnpətˈɜːbd/
]
[ US /ˌənpɝˈtɝbd/ ]
[ US /ˌənpɝˈtɝbd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
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free from emotional agitation or nervous tension
with contented mind and unruffled spirit
the waiters were unflurried and good natured
How To Use unperturbed In A Sentence
- Again, sources backing up this information are minimal, but Willerbang seemed unperturbed by the sudden departure of his friend and mentor.
- The life-like bambini appeared unperturbed, their faces calm and angelic, their wide eyes turned to the sky.
- And it is a youth, standing tiptoe upon the earth, now waiting in unperturbed ease, now searching with unbridled zeal, who is lover and mystic. The Kempton-Wace Letters
- A replacement Stagecoach bus arrived at the scene shortly afterwards and an unperturbed Mr Hill completed the journey with his passengers.
- Meanwhile, as the heavens darkened, the seas began to boil, and a voice tore through the clouds shouting, in deep, stentorian tones to one and all: "It was a Mistake!", campaign offices described themselves as "unperturbed". Founder Of Group Palin Courted Professed "Hatred For The American Government"; Cursed "Damn Flag"
- The chief policeman went on talking with the Brooks Brothers clerk, seemingly unperturbed by the size and mood of the mob.
- Meanwhile, as the heavens darkened, the seas began to boil, and the voice tore through the clouds shouting, in deep, stentorian tones to one and all "It was a Mistake!", campaign offices described themselves as "unperturbed". The Palin Meltdown in Slo-Mo
- He seems unperturbed that it will not be in the shops before the holiday season. Times, Sunday Times
- The chief policeman went on talking with the Brooks Brothers clerk, seemingly unperturbed by the size and mood of the mob.
- We realise we might be the youngest people here - many of the clientele enjoyed the Seventies as they happened - but we are unperturbed.