imperturbable
চিরশান্ত
definition
adjective
an imperturbable tranquility
unable to be upset or excited; calm.
translation of 'imperturbable'
নির্বিকার,
অক্ষুদ্ধ,
অবিচল,
অচঞ্চল
adjective
শান্ত,
চিরশান্ত,
অচঁচল,
বিক্ষোভের অযোগ্য,
স্থির,
প্রশান্ত
example
The fax was pouring out messages, the telephone had barely stopped and the loyal secretary was still at her station in the office, cool and 'imperturbable' as ever.
Despite the exclamation mark, he talks in the flat, 'imperturbable' vowels of Sussex, his voice rising not so much in volume as in exasperation.
In fact, it would be in deep trouble if it was relying on the utterly solid, sweet-natured and 'imperturbable' country boy for dramatic tension.
His distaste for big inert words - words like omniscient, impassable and 'imperturbable' , which he finds other theologians using to describe God - inspires his own desire for accessibility.
She looked down and felt a strange sense of 'imperturbable' calm.
It would be difficult to praise his work as Book Review Editor more highly than it deserves, and those of us who have worked with him most closely will miss his 'imperturbable' good humor and complete reliability.
One secret of the success of the English was, perhaps, their 'imperturbable' tolerance.
It's very much like the radiance of falling in love, but it's not the ordinary falling in love where we're still involved in attachment and aversion; it's a radiance that is 'imperturbable' because totally ultimate.
Buddhism is the pursuit of inner-peace through meditation - through his own, diligent efforts, the Buddhist hopes to arrive at this 'imperturbable' , sanguine state of being.
But emotionally he found it extremely difficult to resign himself to the disappearance of that invigorating militancy and that 'imperturbable' self-assurance that had marked the working class in the 1970s.
We shall no longer have to plan and toil to spread 'imperturbable' conceit and incurable ignorance among men.
This ice has a character different from the clear, unblemished ice, as if all the hardship of those periods congealed to create a solid, 'imperturbable' substance.
It felt classy and utterly 'imperturbable' - the sort of place where the band might play Stormy Weather in a raging typhoon.
On the contrary, when all others have given up in despair, these persons stand 'imperturbable' in the face of peril, relying for support not on material things, but on the soundness of reason and on their own superior judgement.
Through what is called neutrality of tone, philosophical discourse must also guarantee the neutrality or at least the 'imperturbable' serenity that should accompany the relation to the true and the universal.
I was 'imperturbable' at work, never losing my patience or raising my voice.
But the square looks in on itself, exuding an air of 'imperturbable' gentility.
The prosecutors liked me because my professional experience as a media researcher had steeled me against public abuse and made me 'imperturbable' under cross examination.
Earl Alexander was a military commander with little taste for panache but distinguished by 'imperturbable' confidence.
I had various curious cases against him at the Bar - hard and evenly fought battles - in which he was 'imperturbable' .
‘I'd hate to meet the bad cop,’ smiles Williams 'imperturbably' - an exquisite one-liner.
It is this 'imperturbability' that marks him as something special.
In the physician or surgeon no quality takes rank with 'imperturbability' .
The tracking of the on-screen camera is steady in its course, carefully guided by the technicians at its controls, and 'imperturbably' composed in its implicit attitude toward whatever vicissitudes of life may come within its purview.
Time-lapse clips would show me getting conspicuously older as the institutional masonry remains 'imperturbably' unchanged, but for all that steady aging, my associations with that name still feel fresh.
Robert Mitchum, their co-star, was legendary for his 'imperturbability' .
‘I just did what I thought was best’ she offered 'imperturbably' , shrugging.
Alexander was no original thinker but he had many virtues, not the least of which were his personal courage, his 'imperturbability' in battle, and his ability to make friends among whom Churchill counted himself one.
Yet for many making the link, it is undoubtedly his 'imperturbability' rather than consistency of play that informs comparisons.
For this book, Henry has devised a style - 'imperturbably' sustained - that is numb with cold and hardly admitted hurt.
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