nonchalance (Meaning)

Wordnet

nonchalance (n)

the trait of remaining calm and seeming not to care; a casual lack of concern

Webster

Indifference; carelessness; coolness.

The prince maintained an air of nonchalance despite the impending danger lurking around him.
The model's nonchalant demeanor on the catwalk exuded an air of sophistication.
The politician faced the allegations with nonchalance, shrugging them off as frivolous.
The burglar's nonchalant attitude during the heist made the witnesses suspicious.
The teacher's nonchalance towards the students' progress resulted in a decline in class performance.
The detective's nonchalant approach to the case led to a breakthrough that solved the mystery.
The waiter displayed utter nonchalance when spilling a tray of drinks, earning the ire of the customers.
The actress's nonchalance on the set caused the director to lose patience with her.
The athlete's nonchalant attitude towards training ultimately led to his defeat in the competition.
The artist's nonchalant treatment of the canvas created a masterpiece that captured the essence of human emotion.

the trait of remaining calm and seeming not to care; a casual lack of concernIndifference; carelessness; coolness.

disregard, indifference, apathy, incuriosity, complacence,casualness, disinterestedness, insouciance, unconcern, halfheartedness

awareness, regard, sensitivity, sensitivity, interest, regard, attention, curiosity,concern, concern

The prince maintained an air of nonchalance despite the impending danger lurking around him.

The model's nonchalant demeanor on the catwalk exuded an air of sophistication.

The politician faced the allegations with nonchalance, shrugging them off as frivolous.

The burglar's nonchalant attitude during the heist made the witnesses suspicious.