undisturbingly
- adverb
- /ˌʌndɪˈstɜːrbɪŋli/
- The results were undisturbingly normal, which reassured the entire team.
Examples
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The landscape appeared undisturbingly quiet after the storm had passed.
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She spoke undisturbingly, helping everyone feel at ease during the meeting.
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She spoke undisturbingly to calm the anxious crowd.
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He handled the situation undisturbingly despite the chaos around him.
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The baby slept undisturbingly through the night, allowing her parents to rest as well.
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He delivered his speech undisturbingly, maintaining a calm and composed demeanor despite the audience's tension.
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She read her book undisturbingly in the park, completely absorbed in the story without a care in the world.
Synonyms
In a calm way without arguing or fighting
In a way that does not hurt people or things
In a kind and gentle way that does no harm
To act calmly and peacefully without showing excitement
In a way that does not attract attention or cause trouble
In a way that has no problems or anything unusual
In a harmless way that does not upset or hurt people
To act in a calm, comfortable, unhurried way
In a way that causes no problems or complaints
In a way that does not upset or hurt people
In a way that does not seem dangerous
In a calm way that does not scare people
In a calm way without showing annoyance or complaint
Antonyms
How Disturbing
Surface Forms
Morphology
undisturbingly = undisturbing (transparent) = un + disturb + ing + ly
Formed by applying the negative prefix 'un-' to the adjective 'disturbing' and then adding the adverbial suffix '-ly', yielding a directly derived meaning.
Etymology
Undisturbingly is made from un- meaning 'not' and disturb meaning 'to upset', a root you also see in turbulent. So, undisturbingly means 'in a way that does not cause disturbance, worry, or upset'.