Unperturbed

Pronunciation: /ʌn.pərˈtɜrbd/

Definitions of unperturbed

adjective not perturbed or concerned; calm and relaxed

Example Sentences

A1 She remained unperturbed by the loud noises outside.

A2 The cat sat unperturbed in the middle of the chaos.

B1 Despite the unexpected news, he remained unperturbed and focused on his work.

B2 The experienced hiker was unperturbed by the challenging terrain.

C1 Even in the face of criticism, she stayed unperturbed and confident in her decisions.

C2 His unperturbed demeanor in stressful situations impressed his colleagues.

Examples of unperturbed in a Sentence

formal Despite the chaos around her, she remained unperturbed and focused on her work.

informal Even with all the drama going on, he stayed unperturbed and kept his cool.

slang She was so chill, totally unperturbed by the whole situation.

figurative Like a calm lake, he was unperturbed by the storm raging around him.

Grammatical Forms of unperturbed

• past tense: unperturbed
• plural: unperturbed
• comparative: more unperturbed
• superlative: most unperturbed
• present tense: unperturbed
• future tense: will be unperturbed
• perfect tense: has been unperturbed
• continuous tense: is being unperturbed
• singular: unperturbed
• positive degree: unperturbed
• infinitive: to unperturb
• gerund: unperturbing
• participle: unperturbed

Origin and Evolution of unperturbed

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'unperturbed' originated from the Latin word 'perturbare' which means to disturb or throw into disorder.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'unperturbed' has retained its original meaning of being undisturbed or calm, often used to describe someone who remains composed in difficult situations.