nonchalant (Meaning)
nonchalant (s)
marked by blithe unconcern
nonchalant (a.)
Indifferent; careless; cool.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nonchalant
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nonchalant Sentence Examples
- The professor remained nonchalant despite the rowdy students' interruptions.
- Emily's nonchalant attitude masked a deep-seated anxiety.
- The cat strolled through the house with a nonchalant air, its tail twitching lazily.
- Jack's nonchalant response to the urgent request surprised his colleagues.
- The security guard's nonchalant demeanor concealed a keen observation of the surroundings.
- The young artist spoke in a nonchalant tone, as if their masterpiece were just a trifle.
- The politician's nonchalant approach to the crisis drew criticism from his opponents.
- Despite facing imminent danger, the soldier remained remarkably nonchalant.
- Sarah's nonchalant nature often led to misunderstandings, as people mistook her indifference for apathy.
- The team's nonchalant entry into the competition belied their fierce determination to win.
FAQs About the word nonchalant
marked by blithe unconcernIndifferent; careless; cool.
casual,careless, insouciant, detached, perfunctory, unconcerned, indifferent, incurious, complacent, uncurious
interested, concerned, conscientious, aware,interested, attentive, conscientious, attentive, aware, concerned
The professor remained nonchalant despite the rowdy students' interruptions.
Emily's nonchalant attitude masked a deep-seated anxiety.
The cat strolled through the house with a nonchalant air, its tail twitching lazily.
Jack's nonchalant response to the urgent request surprised his colleagues.
