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Meanings of nonchalant air in English

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Usage of nonchalant air in English
1
She did so with a nonchalant air: It is very simple.
Bel Ami; Or, The History of a Scoundrel: A Novel
2
The young man handed out the box with a nonchalant air.
The Gates of Chance
3
Bannon's nonchalant air of setting about it seemed almost an affectation.
Calumet "K"
4
Pixie sank down on the corner of the sofa, and yawned with a nonchalant air.
More about Pixie
5
Thus accoutred he sallied forth with the nonchalant air of a sportsman taking his pleasure.
The Settler and the Savage
6
Even at the distance their nonchalant air was evident.
The Fur Bringers: A Story of the Canadian Northwest
7
By instinct he strove to conceal his discouragement from his enemies under a nonchalant air.
The Fur Bringers: A Story of the Canadian Northwest
8
Both young men laughed, and Walcott, with an easy, nonchalant air, seated himself near Darrell.
At the Time Appointed
9
Rejoining our friends and assuming a nonchalant air, I flattered myself that my disguise was perfect.
A Texas Matchmaker
10
Plume's satisfaction and nonchalant air vexed the Scotchman.
Gordon Keith
11
Baudru alighted at La Muette station; and, with a nonchalant air, strolled into the Bois de Boulogne.
The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar
12
I'll soon show him that the girl's not worth a second thought, replied Flockart with nonchalant air.
The House of Whispers
13
He tried to assume a nonchalant air, but his hand shook as he replaced the glass on the tabouret.
Parrot & Co.
14
No one could have guessed that behind that nonchalant air Nance was hiding a new and profoundly disturbing emotion.
Calvary Alley
15
Thirty feet from the door he slowed up, put on a nonchalant air, and strolling in, looked about for Castile soap.
The Financier: A Novel
16
He held out his hand to me with the easy, nonchalant air of one who is accustomed to success and popularity.
Stepping Heavenward
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Nonchalant air across language varieties
United Kingdom
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