Meanings of unexcitable in English

Ordinarily the commandant of the fort was of a calm and unexcitable temperament.

Even the steady, unexcitable Major Wells showed his delight very plainly.

Cool, unexcitable, he was capable of presence of mind.

Set in the deep tan of his face, his blue eyes were calm and unexcitable.

The naturally unexcitable temperament of the Indians served as an antidote to the defects of their rearing.

He's or'narily sitch a cool, unexcitable man.

The wine in Rumford at any rate let loose his original nature, if it failed to unlock the animal in these other unexcitable Saxons.

From his cool, unexcitable, matter-of-fact way, one would have supposed that he had always been inured to the excitement and bustle of the city.

"It is all right," Charley, who was of an unexcitable temperament, said.