Meaning
As an adjective, the word “nonchalant” is used to describe someone who has an air of unconcern or indifference. It also means behaving in a calm manner, without getting excited or frightened.
Origin
Nonchalant comes from an Old French word “nonchaloir”, meaning “to disregard.” It is not the opposite of chalant.
Examples
- Wanting to appear humble, Pratik feigned nonchalance as he walked up to the stage to collect hisprize.
- The nonchalant attitude of the people towards the flood-affected regions is a cause for concern.
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