nonchalance — the state of being relaxed and appearing not to be worried about anything; casual indifference
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the state of being relaxed and appearing not to be worried about anything; casual indifference
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈnɑːnʃəlɑːns/
Example Sentences
- Despite winning the lottery, he announced it with complete nonchalance as if he had just bought milk.
- Her nonchalance about the exam results worried her parents more than panic would have.
- With practiced nonchalance, the spy ordered coffee while secretly photographing classified documents.
nonchalance
NOUN[/ˈnɑːnʃəlɑːns/]
the state of being relaxed and appearing not to be worried about anything; casual indifference
the state of being relaxed and appearing not to be worried about anything; casual indifference
She watches the dance with nonchalance, ignoring every glance
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“Despite winning the lottery, he announced it with complete nonchalance as if he had just bought milk.”
“Her nonchalance about the exam results worried her parents more than panic would have.”
“With practiced nonchalance, the spy ordered coffee while secretly photographing classified documents.”
“His nonchalance about forgetting their anniversary was matched only by his surprise at sleeping on the couch.”
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