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unhysterical
Derived word form of hysterical

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It was in 2010 that he was elected chairman of the 1922 Committee, a role he's held unchallenged for the past 12 years, being what the Times describes as "a cautious, stolid, unhysterical figure".

From BBC • Oct. 20, 2022

On nuclear arms control, Hart has well-informed, unhysterical ideas about strategic doctrine.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Economist, a London weekly noted for judicious, unhysterical appraisals, predicts that the years 1974 to 1976 will probably be remembered as years of depression.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Post's series brought the biggest avalanche of mail the paper has ever received, but its careful, unhysterical tone was a model of how a newspaper can effectively expose irresponsible vigilantism.

From Time Magazine Archive

The women struck me as singularly quiet, and unhysterical, and I must add, fair-minded.

From The Better Germany in War Time Being some Facts towards Fellowship by Picton, Harold W. (Harold Williams)