untormented

A peaceful dog sleeps untormented by the day's events.

Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Free from suffering or anguish: "untormented" describes a state or person not experiencing torment, pain, or mental distress. It implies a condition of peace or relief from suffering.

Usage Examples

• Adjective:
  • After the therapy, she felt untormented for the first time in years. (She was free from emotional pain.)
  • The untormented sleep of a child is a precious thing. (Sleep undisturbed by worry or pain.)
  • He walked away untormented by guilt. (He was not plagued by remorse.)

Advanced Usage

• "to remain untormented": to stay in a state free from torment.
  • Despite the chaos around him, his mind remained untormented. (His mental state was undisturbed.)

Variants and Related Words

• Torment (noun/verb): severe physical or mental suffering; to cause such suffering.

  • The prisoner endured great torment. (Severe suffering.)
  • Do not torment the cat. (Do not cause it pain or annoyance.)

• Tormented (adj): experiencing or showing torment.

  • His tormented expression revealed his inner struggle. (His face showed great distress.)

Synonyms

• Unperturbed: not disturbed or troubled; calm.
• Serene: calm, peaceful, and untroubled.
• Untroubled: free from worry or disturbance.

Related Idioms

• At peace: in a state of tranquility or freedom from mental conflict.

  • She finally felt at peace, untormented by past regrets. (She was calm and free from distress.)

• Free of care: without worry or anxiety.

  • The untormented child played happily in the garden. (The child was carefree.)