Unalarmed [adjective]

He is unalarmed during the first few gyrations, for escape is easy.

For he had not brought her the spontaneous, unalarmed, unspoiled spirit of his youth.

So Harmony, ashamed but unalarmed, made her way by the big spruce to the corner of the old lodge and thus to the courtyard.

And not having experienced fear (ever before), they were unalarmed, and did not flee away.

The pile was lighted, and the flames arose in volumes, but the hero gazed calmly upon them, unalarmed at his impending doom.

Her friend and champion was a volunteer, far from a mercenary, and he deserved the reward, if she could bestow it unalarmed.

If a sharp crash breaks the awful stillness of a mountain night, the trapper is unalarmed.

We faced our situation with clear and unalarmed eyes the morning after our arrival.

Ware lent an attentive ear to the quiet sounds of the woodland, but continued to stand at ease and unalarmed.

In normal, unalarmed progress the tail extends backward in a drooping curve (figs. 11, 12).