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abstract noun
suffix -ία),
generally translated as 'unperturbedness', '
imperturbability', 'equanimity', or 'tranquility', is a
lucid state of
robust equanimity...
- Fudōshin (****anese: 不動心) is a
state of
equanimity or
imperturbability (literally and metaphorically, "immovable mind", "immovable heart" or "unmoving heart")...
- promontories: its
alluvial deposits: its
weight and
volume and density: its
imperturbability in
lagoons and
highland tarns: its
gradation of
colours in the torrid...
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acknowledgement of his integrity, his
devotion to the
cause and his
imperturbability. He was a
transitional figure whose policies were, at first, close...
- diary: "A
short life, full of consequences. An
unfailing intellect,
imperturbable temper,
great self-reliance and as
great modesty,
seeing the
right clearly...
- Pennsylvania, Sir
William Osler discussed the
imperturbability required of physicians. "'
Imperturbability means coolness and
presence of mind
under all...
- and a
third in 1932. In the essay,
Osler advocates two
qualities "
imperturbability" and "equanimity",
which he
defined as "coolness and
presence of mind...
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Thabit (Arabic: ثابت) is an
Arabic name for
males that
means "the
imperturbable one". It is
sometimes spelled Thabet. Ibn Thabit,
Libyan hip-hop musician...
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freedom from pain and fear and
results in a life full of tranquility,
imperturbability, and
without trouble. The main
difference between these terms is how...
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Stoic philosopher,
sometime around 55 AD. The work
celebrates the
imperturbability of the
ideal Stoic sage, who with an
inner firmness, is strengthened...
