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Meanings of unflurried in English
Free from emotional agitation or nervous tension.
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Examples for "unruffled"
Examples for "unruffled"
1
Something in the unruffled peace of the scene tore at my nerves.
2
She looked as unruffled as one of the swans on the Haff.
3
On camera, CoreFire was unruffled, but he spoke for the first time.
4
The river was wide and unruffled here, the current slow but steady.
5
The bees droned by, there was a whisper among the unruffled leaves.
1
The unperturbed intellect was the legitimate monarch in the kingdom of man.
2
During the pandemonium, the voice in the trumpet was proceeding quite unperturbed.
3
Well, you'll want to go see to her, then, Eleanor said, unperturbed.
4
He met expressions of condolence in the same unperturbed and uneffusive manner.
5
As if they heard nothing, my inquisitors kept looking at me, unperturbed.
1
Chelsea, unflustered but hardly at their persuasive best, would not be beaten.
2
Smoothing the sleeves of his shirt, he straightened, smiling a little, unflustered.
3
And yet here she was, totally unruffled, utterly unflustered, not even terribly excited.
4
Another three singles and you have a totally unflustered 12-run over.
5
Chelsea Petr Cech Perhaps a surprise inclusion these days but utterly unflustered and reliable.
Usage of unflurried in English
1
Kathleen had passed through a good deal to look so unflurried.
2
She looked back at the fire, quiet, unflurried, then slowly raised her lids.
3
Leroy lowered the glasses, after a long, unflurried inspection.
4
He wanted to bury himself in an unknown fishing-town and associate with the simple, unflurried fisher-folk alone.
5
The mate of the latter appeared, and he came jogging along the road, very much in hand, the rider seemingly quite unflurried.
6
He writes, on May 15, that he is beginning "to feel entirely unflurried in the crowd and to go about business deliberately."
7
Later, at the most critical moment of his whole career, when he had hardly a friend on whom to lean, he was unflurried, dignified, undismayed.
8
"Then we'll say at three," she said calmly, and took an orderly and unflurried departure.
9
"Down yonder lays my fence-line," she autocratically told the man who had continued standing where she had left him, and whose seeming was still unflurried.
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Unflurried through the time