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nonchalant
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  • Even Rudy stood completely erect, feigning nonchalance, tensing himself against the tension.  (source)
    nonchalance = calmness and lack of concern
  • She pretended nonchalance but she listened eagerly.  (source)
    nonchalance = lack of concern
  • I would just nonchalantly say that I was trying to "bring the seventies back."  (source)
    nonchalantly = while appearing unconcerned
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  • How could Minho act so nonchalant about it all?  (source)
    nonchalant = calm and unconcerned
  • My driver ... drove nonchalantly and recklessly, averting collisions by the thinnest of margins, all without so much as a pause in the incessant stream of words spewing from his mouth:  (source)
    nonchalantly = in an unconcerned manner
  • The idea of a Bouncing Betty anti-personnel mine exploding at head height was enough to dispel any nonchalance in the troops.  (source)
    nonchalance = calmness and lack of concern
  • The ref gave him the ball and he looked like he was nonchalanting the shot.†  (source)
    nonchalanting = treating something with unconcerned calm
  • She tried to sound nonchalant.  (source)
    nonchalant = calm and unconcerned
  • "Urn … I think he said he was a cop," she said nonchalantly.  (source)
    nonchalantly = appearing unconcerned and without much interest
  • Also, Colton's nonchalance struck me.  (source)
    nonchalance = calmness and lack of concern
  • "Don't rush, act nonchalant," Amy cautioned.  (source)
    nonchalant = calm and unconcerned
  • But as he watched, Dick Hallorann ... stepped nonchalantly through the wall.  (source)
    nonchalantly = calmly (appearing unconcerned)
  • He smiled and leaned back, undeceived by my attempt at nonchalance.  (source)
    nonchalance = appearing calm and unconcerned
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