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Definition of unbothered in English: unbotheredadjectiveʌnˈbɒðədˌənˈbɑðərd Not worried or concerned. she was unbothered by the mess in the sink Example sentencesExamples - He does not, however, engage those issues here, leaving his exposition unbothered by the sorts of scholarly concerns that are uppermost in much current study.
- But then I'm also amazed at how many people who favor the Death Penalty are unbothered by the number of folks who are apparently convicted in error.
- If the government seems unbothered by problem alleyways and graffiti, then, runs the thinking, it will seem out of touch with voters themselves.
- Voters seem unbothered, noting the centre-Left spent five years squandering opportunities to resolve the issue.
- If I spend the day at the computer, ignoring the screen and working almost entirely by sound using screen reader software, I am unbothered by sight loss.
- For the most part James, in his banana suit, seemed unbothered by Nicholas' shenanigans days before.
- For many feminists, it may come as a shock to hear how unbothered many young women at the nation's top schools are by the strictures of traditional roles.…
- For this reason, I am unbothered by their scanty 1 year warranty.
- He remains unbothered by the signs of slowdown in the economy, believing that if it proves to be more than a blip the Bank of England has plenty of scope to cut interest rates.
- As an ordinary student, he could go and buy a newspaper from the local shop unhindered and unbothered by the press.
- Though generally unbothered by the public (Scott doesn't get so much as a second glance here today), it's amazing how, when he is recognised, it's with great enthusiasm, he says.
- Children are left uninterrupted, undistracted, unbothered; their distinctness and separateness are respected.
- This sentence is especially for those teenagers who waste their life on unrequited love totally unbothered about the faith and trust their parents have on their future!
- Emmott claims to be unbothered by the uncertainty.
- He was stretched out on top of the Barren Tavern's roof, hands folded behind his head, looking as peaceful and unbothered as was possible to look.
- The Native Hawaiian government would be unbothered by the ‘irritants’ of the U.S. Constitution.
- Rich, beautiful and apparently unbothered by regular people's concerns, she swoops in and out of Dan's life when the script calls for it.
- Here we find England quiet and presumably unbothered by Africa, its supermarket car parks full, life going on as normal.
- For a decade journalists and politicians have obsessed over this topic, unbothered whether they were leaving voters and readers cold.
- They slope around us, unbothered by the clicking camera shutters, so close we can see their eyelashes.
Synonyms serene, tranquil, relaxed, unruffled, unperturbed, unflustered, undisturbed, unagitated, unmoved, untroubled
Definition of unbothered in US English: unbotheredadjectiveˌənˈbäT͟Hərdˌənˈbɑðərd Showing or feeling a lack of concern about or interest in something. she was unbothered by the mess in the sink Example sentencesExamples - Though generally unbothered by the public (Scott doesn't get so much as a second glance here today), it's amazing how, when he is recognised, it's with great enthusiasm, he says.
- But then I'm also amazed at how many people who favor the Death Penalty are unbothered by the number of folks who are apparently convicted in error.
- Here we find England quiet and presumably unbothered by Africa, its supermarket car parks full, life going on as normal.
- They slope around us, unbothered by the clicking camera shutters, so close we can see their eyelashes.
- This sentence is especially for those teenagers who waste their life on unrequited love totally unbothered about the faith and trust their parents have on their future!
- For the most part James, in his banana suit, seemed unbothered by Nicholas' shenanigans days before.
- Voters seem unbothered, noting the centre-Left spent five years squandering opportunities to resolve the issue.
- He was stretched out on top of the Barren Tavern's roof, hands folded behind his head, looking as peaceful and unbothered as was possible to look.
- He does not, however, engage those issues here, leaving his exposition unbothered by the sorts of scholarly concerns that are uppermost in much current study.
- He remains unbothered by the signs of slowdown in the economy, believing that if it proves to be more than a blip the Bank of England has plenty of scope to cut interest rates.
- If I spend the day at the computer, ignoring the screen and working almost entirely by sound using screen reader software, I am unbothered by sight loss.
- For this reason, I am unbothered by their scanty 1 year warranty.
- Rich, beautiful and apparently unbothered by regular people's concerns, she swoops in and out of Dan's life when the script calls for it.
- For a decade journalists and politicians have obsessed over this topic, unbothered whether they were leaving voters and readers cold.
- The Native Hawaiian government would be unbothered by the ‘irritants’ of the U.S. Constitution.
- For many feminists, it may come as a shock to hear how unbothered many young women at the nation's top schools are by the strictures of traditional roles.…
- If the government seems unbothered by problem alleyways and graffiti, then, runs the thinking, it will seem out of touch with voters themselves.
- Emmott claims to be unbothered by the uncertainty.
- As an ordinary student, he could go and buy a newspaper from the local shop unhindered and unbothered by the press.
- Children are left uninterrupted, undistracted, unbothered; their distinctness and separateness are respected.
Synonyms serene, tranquil, relaxed, unruffled, unperturbed, unflustered, undisturbed, unagitated, unmoved, untroubled
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