unjarred

English

Etymology

un- +‎ jarred

Adjective

unjarred (not comparable)

  1. Not jarred or shaken; calm, tranquil.
    • 1855, The Ladies' Repository, volume 15, page 612:
      There, far removed from the strife of the streets, undisheartened by scenes of worldly weakness, inhumanity, and corruption, unjarred by sounds of individual discord and popular tumult […]
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