Noun:

ଶାନ୍ତି, ଚିନ୍ତା, ଉଦାସୀନତା |,

nonchalance's Usage Examples:

chafery, chalder, chaldron, chaud-froid, chauffer, chauffeur, chauffeuse, decalescence, decalescent, nonchalance, nonchalant, recalescence, scald calc- stone.

individuality, a complete nonchalance to existing literary stereotypes, political aloofness, a deep desire to reconnect with the sub-altern, language experiments.

Possibly due to his political nonchalance, Tian was applauded by Huo for being "prudent".

Book of the Courtier, where it is defined by the author as "a certain nonchalance, so as to conceal all art and make whatever one does or says appear to.

Il trovatore, considered that Santley"s dramatic powers were "blunt, unpractised, and prone to fall back on a good-humoured nonchalance in his relations.

with hooks, too, and the half-wordless chorus of “Whoa Whoa” owes its amorphousness not to nonchalance, but necessity; after a certain point in the night.

droop, The Golden Arrow proves nothing more than that she is adept at nonchalance.

though by poem"s end the two mediums have been lulled into a sense of nonchalance about the enterprise.

Peter Burke describes sprezzatura in The Book of the Courtier as “nonchalance”, “careful negligence”, and “effortless and ease.

potential emergency, people typically play it cool, adopt a look of nonchalance, and monitor the reactions of others to determine if a crisis is really.

It may be used to indicate the speaker"s nonchalance (or obliviousness) regarding an often important or otherwise remarkable situation.

refined language, and leisurely hobbies, pursued with the appearance of nonchalance in a cult of self.

To walk with ease and nonchalance the straight, straight line between appearing tragic and appearing willfully brave is a feat so complex I should not like to have to rake in the dark for the super-bravery to accomplish it.

Synonyms:

unconcern, indifference, carefreeness,

Antonyms:

concern, cheerlessness, responsibleness, responsibility,