Unflappable

Definition

unflappable /ʌn'flæpǝbl / adj ( infml esp Brit ) တည္ၿငိမ္ေသာ။ ေခါင္းေအးေသာ။ Even my normally unflappable secretary was showing signs of strain. ❏ unflappability /ʌnflæpǝ'bÇlǝti / n [U] မပ်ာတတ္ျခင္း။ ေအးေဆးတည္ၿငိမ္ျခင္း။

Examples

1. ‘His unflappable dispassionate calm is an end in itself.’
2. ‘He seemed solid
3. unflappable
4. disciplined and optimistic
5. a man who would get off the canvas quickly if felled and resume with a smile.’
6. ‘The unflappable Northern Ireland international has a presence and confidence about him that is obviously rubbing off on his fellow defenders.’
7. ‘A brief wave of nausea broke through her normally unflappable control.’
8. ‘They are much like their coach: cool
9. yet willing to methodically rip out your heart.’
10. ‘Robert was calm and unflappable and never seemed to get upset whatever stresses he was under.’
11. ‘It was a supremely rational column that made it sound like I had it all together
12. unflappable in the face of grief.’
13. ‘He was absolutely unflappable even when Ganguly was out.’
14. ‘We met the horrors of two world wars and an IRA bombing campaign with an unflappable determination to carry on: we will face this threat just the same.’
15. ‘Malati
16. a sedate old female
17. was a placid soul
18. unflappable even in a crisis.’
19. ‘Usually unflappable
20. the German-born cardinal choked with emotion.’
21. ‘However
22. he does have the habit of taking his unflappable approach on to the pitch when a bit of flap is badly needed
23. especially when chasing down an opposition kick.’
24. ‘Unfortunately
25. Lone is so unflappable and in control that it's difficult to actively dislike him.’
26. ‘With nearly 10 years of work in the region
27. Mr Sharratt has won renown as an unflappable lawyer with a passion for the heat of the court room.’
28. ‘Completely unflappable
29. she always seemed in control
30. and her sunny personality shone through.’
31. ‘For a quiet
32. level-headed lad
33. who is usually so composed and unflappable on the pitch
34. the prospect is one that exhilarates.’
35. ‘His normally unflappable image flagged when he failed to secure China's entry to the WTO during his U.S. trip last April.’
36. ‘For almost all his career he's been regarded as one of the game's more astute players - unflappable
37. controlled.’
38. ‘It was my brother that was always reckoned to be the laid back
39. unflappable one.’
40. ‘However
41. Waterloo was unflappable and withstood the charge.’