flurried
adjective
marked by confusion or agitation.
unflurried
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a word derived from
flurried.
Example Sentences
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The bride was pale, but strikingly calm and self-possessed, and when she moved towards the door as Mrs. Lawrie, on her husband's arm, many matrons, recalling their own experience, marvelled at her unflurried dignity.
From Beauty and the Beast, and Tales of Home by Bayard Taylor
Later, at the most critical moment of his whole career, when he had hardly a friend on whom to lean, he was unflurried, dignified, undismayed.
From The United States Since the Civil War by Charles Ramsdell Lingley
Leroy lowered the glasses, after a long, unflurried inspection.
From Bucky O'Connor by William MacLeod Raine
"Then we'll say at three," she said calmly, and took an orderly and unflurried departure.
From K by Mary Roberts Rinehart
He writes, on May 15, that he is beginning "to feel entirely unflurried in the crowd and to go about business deliberately."
From A Biography of Sidney Lanier by Edwin Mims
