nondistressed

Examples

• All

• There were no differences between distressed and nondistressed groups in terms of age, ethnicity, years married, number of children, or income (F(6,141) = 1.60, p = .15).

  Academic text (1994)

• Among the movers, those who moved from a distressed state to a nondistressed state may be considered the favorably mobile, whereas those who moved from a nondistressed state to a distressed state are the unfavorably mobile.

  Academic text (2002)

• Nondistressed couples tend to exchange higher frequencies.

  Academic text (1996)

• Among the movers, those who moved from a distressed state to a nondistressed state may be considered the favorably mobile, whereas those who moved from a nondistressed state to a distressed state are the unfavorably mobile.

  Academic text (2002)

• Given the absence or presence of psychological distress determined by the CES-D, an individual may either be a "stayer" who remains in the same category at both times (distressed or nondistressed), or a "mover" who makes a transition from one category to another (from distressed at time 1 to nondistressed at time 2 or vice versa).

  Academic text (2002)

• She felt happy and nondistressed after taking a long holiday from work.

• During the therapy session, the nondistressed individuals shared positive experiences.

• Most of her friends appeared nondistressed, enjoying their lives without worry.

Synonyms

U

untroubled

vsnondistressed

4 3.5

Calm and not worried about problems

focuses on absence of anxiety or emotional discomfort not just lack of disturbance

U

unperturbed

vsnondistressed

2 7.0

Calm and not worried when things go wrong

is free from anxiety and discomfort rather than only indifferent under strain

U

unworried

vsnondistressed

1 2.3

Someone who feels calm and not upset about problems

is broader, covering all emotional discomforts beyond simple lack of worry

U

unbothered

vsnondistressed

• Informal

1 4.8

Not feeling worried or upset by something

is about lack of anxiety and emotional discomfort rather than mere indifference

U

unstressed

vsnondistressed

1 2.5

Calm and relaxed without feeling pressure

is about absence of anxiety and emotional discomfort rather than only tension

U

unburdened

vsnondistressed

1 5.5

Not having worries or responsibilities

focuses on emotional calm rather than absence of practical responsibilities or loads

U

undepressed

vsnondistressed

1 5.1

Not feeling sad or hopeless

focuses on absence of anxiety and stress rather than lack of depressive sadness

S

stressless

vsnondistressed

3.4

Not feeling worry or tension

emphasizes not experiencing emotional discomfort rather than not causing stress

U

unstrained

vsnondistressed

4.9

Calm and not showing worry under pressure

is about not having anxiety or discomfort rather than only avoiding pressure

U

unvexed

vsnondistressed

9.3

Calm and not worried by problems or noise

is broader, covering deeper anxiety and emotional discomfort beyond small troubles

U

unagitated

vsnondistressed

5.8

Calm and not showing strong feelings

is about lack of inner anxiety or discomfort rather than only visible calmness

U

unflurried

vsnondistressed

8.2

Calm and not showing any sign of worry

focuses on inner absence of stress and anxiety not only outer composure

U

unpressured

vsnondistressed

4.8

Not feeling stressed or hurried

is about not having anxiety or emotional discomfort beyond external pressure

U

unharried

vsnondistressed

6.1

Calm and not rushed

emphasizes lacking anxiety and emotional discomfort beyond absence of hurry

U

unalarmed

vsnondistressed

3.8

Not worried or afraid when something might be wrong

is about general absence of anxiety rather than specific fear in one situation

U

unafflicted

vsnondistressed

5.5

Not affected by pain, trouble, or disease

is about emotional stress and anxiety rather than physical illness or pain

N

nondepressed

vsnondistressed

4.4

Not feeling sad or low in mood

is about freedom from stress and anxiety rather than only lacking depression

Antonyms

A

anxious

229 3.4

To want something to happen very much and feel impatient

S

stressed

2.7

Feeling worried and unable to relax because of pressure

How Stressed

stressed

2.7

distressed

35 2.9

uneasy

98 3.2

nondistressed

4.9

calm

735 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology