unperplexed
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpərplɛkst/
- He remained unperplexed despite the complicated instructions given to him.
Examples
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The mathematician answered every question in an unperplexed and confident manner.
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Her unperplexed demeanor reassured the rest of the team during the crisis.
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She felt unperplexed by the complex instructions.
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He is unperplexed now.
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She remained unperplexed during the lecture, easily grasping the complex concepts presented by the professor.
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His unperplexed expression showed that he understood the difficult topic well.
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The unperplexed student quickly answered all the questions, demonstrating her clear understanding of the material.
Synonyms
Sure about what is happening
Clear and easy to understand without confusion
Not confused by a difficult or strange situation
Other factors do not change it, so its result or meaning is clear
Antonyms
How Confused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unperplexed is made of un- meaning 'not' and perplex meaning 'to be confused', and you can think of complex ('complicated') to remember the 'plex' idea. So, unperplexed means 'not confused' and able to understand things clearly.