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Nonchalant

Nonchalant | Nonchalantly

Nonchalant meaning

Casually calm and relaxed. | Indifferent; unconcerned; behaving as if detached.

Synonyms of Nonchalant

Example sentences (20)

Despite some juniors’ nonchalant attitudes toward their scores, as they do not count toward their grades, teachers still consider their results.

Despite the State pointing out the anomalies in his action, he appears nonchalant and has adopted a confrontationist stance because of the support of BJP," Mr. Sen said.

I tried to act nonchalant as we moved through the basics.

Stay nonchalant, avoid subjects that could trigger memories of the device (don’t, for example, ask if they have a massager you can borrow) and treat them with the same respect and kindness that I presume you did while you lived with them.

Daly's nonchalant conversion reduced the deficit to three and Saints were suddenly faced with the uncomfortable thought of a year of excellence going down the tubes.

His nonchalant attitude towards allegations of maladministration in the state-owned Ambrose Alli University has been called out by several groups.

His nonchalant demeanour and apparent enjoyment of the spotlight left many viewers impressed.

Muasau added: “It seems so nonchalant — like everything comes easy to him.

The forum berated the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) over what it described as a ‘ nonchalant attitude’ in addressing the issue.

The very simple act of offering a nonchalant morning greeting crystallised my method-acting performance.

He said, some local government Dpms are not complying with the Federal Government directives on the war against COVID-19, adding that this nonchalant attitude should not be tolerated by his committee.

I like nostalgic, nonchalant photos and postures.

On her feet, the blond beauty wore brown cowboy boots, which added a nonchalant vibe to the seductive look while also perfectly blending in with the décor.

The first, on June 3, was a about the “nonchalant societal reaction” to the killing of David Dorn, a black, retired St. Louis Police officer.

Until then, Jenn’s default mode has been a kind of smartass flirtation, Sol’s a nonchalant uncertainty.

While in university, I remember a popular Criminology and Sociology professor whose dreadlocks and nonchalant, minding-my-own-business demeanor always had students asking him if he could spare a joint.

Why would he bring on the terrible optics on national television of being nonchalant about a virus that can kill even healthy ballplayers?

With coronavirus turning our lives into a zombie apocalypse, most Americans have been fairly nonchalant as government officials grab the most expansive power that they can get their hands on.

After one of the sisters dies in the beginning, leading the main group to believe she’s gone missing, Barb is forced to reveal her insecurities beneath her nonchalant wit due to an argument they had beforehand.

It seems that Huawei may be able to breathe a bit easier even if it keeps on showing an unaffected and nonchalant public face.