unflurried
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Definition
Adjective: * Calm and composed; not hurried, agitated, or flustered. Describes a person, their manner, or their actions as being free from emotional disturbance, anxiety, or haste, especially in situations that might typically cause such reactions.
Usage and Examples
The word "unflurried" describes a state of steady calmness. * Despite the sudden crisis, her unflurried response helped everyone stay focused. * He gave an unflurried presentation, speaking clearly and pausing thoughtfully. * The unflurried pace of life in the village was a welcome change.
Advanced Usage
- "unflurried by": Used to indicate that something which might cause agitation does not have that effect.
- She was completely unflurried by the tight deadline and delivered the work on time.
Variants and Related Words
- Unflurriedly (adverb): In a calm and composed manner.
- He unflurriedly completed the task while others panicked.
- Flurried (adjective): Agitated, nervous, or hurried. (This is the direct opposite).
- His flurried movements showed his anxiety.
Synonyms
- Unruffled: Not agitated or disturbed; calm.
- Composed: Having one's feelings and expression under control; calm.
- Poised: Having a composed and self-assured manner.
- Unperturbed: Not concerned or worried.
Antonyms
- Flurried
- Agitated
- Flustered
- Rattled
- Frenzied
Adjective
- free from emotional agitation or nervous tension
- the waiters were unflurried and good natured
- with contented mind and unruffled spirit- Anthony Trollope