unalarmed
- adjective
- /ˌʌnəˈlɑrmd/
:
tranquilo
- The children played happily in the yard, unalarmed by the approaching storm.
Examples
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Even when the fire alarm went off, she was unalarmed and continued her conversation.
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But Provos seemed unalarmed.
Fiction book (1992) -
Despite the loud thunder outside, the dog remained unalarmed and slept peacefully.
Synonyms
29
1.6
Not feeling fear or worry when facing danger
5
5.3
Not worried or surprised by a sudden problem
4
3.5
Calm and not worried about problems
2
7.0
Calm and not worried when things go wrong
1
2.3
Someone who feels calm and not upset about problems
1
4.8
Not feeling worried or upset by something
1
7.5
Not afraid when people try to scare or stop you
1
2.5
Calm and relaxed without feeling pressure
1
5.5
Not having worries or responsibilities
1
5.0
Not feeling fear when facing something dangerous or scary
Not feeling afraid or worried
Calm and not showing any sign of worry
Calm and not showing strong feelings
Calm and not worried by problems or noise
Calm and not worried
Not worried or bothered by something
Not surprised or frightened by something sudden
Not feeling afraid when facing danger or difficulty
Not afraid to do things that seem dangerous or difficult
Not feeling afraid
Antonyms
How Alarmed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unalarmed is made of un- ('not') and alarm, which began as the battle cry all'arme meaning 'to the arms' and later came to mean a warning or a feeling of fear (think 'alarm bell'). So, in the sense of a person, unalarmed means 'not feeling worried or frightened'.