unworried
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Definition
Adjective: * Free from worry or anxiety; not feeling or showing concern. Describes a state of being calm, untroubled, and without mental distress.
Usage
The adjective "unworried" is used to describe a person, their demeanor, or their state of mind. It directly indicates the absence of worry. * It is typically used before a noun (attributive) or after a linking verb like "be," "seem," or "appear" (predicative). * It describes a temporary state or a general characteristic.
Examples
- Attributive use: She had an unworried expression as she waited for the results.
- Predicative use: Despite the storm warning, the captain remained unworried.
- His unworried attitude about the deadline surprised his anxious colleagues.
- The child slept, unworried by the noises of the city.
Advanced Usage
- "blissfully unworried": Emphasizes a state of being completely and happily free from any concern.
- He was blissfully unworried about the future.
- "strangely/unusually unworried": Suggests that the lack of worry is notable or unexpected given the circumstances.
- She seemed strangely unworried about the important meeting.
Variants and Related Words
- Unworriedly (adverb): In an unworried manner.
- He unworriedly continued his walk, ignoring the gathering clouds.
- Carefree (adjective): Free from anxiety or responsibility. (Often implies a positive, lighthearted freedom).
- Untroubled (adjective): Not disturbed or anxious; calm. (A close synonym).
- Nonchalant (adjective): Feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm. (Can imply a deliberate casualness).
Synonyms
- Untroubled
- Carefree
- Unconcerned
- Unperturbed
- Unruffled
- Serene
Antonyms
- Worried
- Anxious
- Concerned
- Troubled
- Agitated
- Distressed
Adjective
- free of trouble and worry and care
- the carefree joys of childhood
- carefree millionaires, untroubled financially