English Language & Usage Asked by Ethan Z. on July 5, 2021
Is there a word that describes someone who remains calm in arguments, even when the other side is extremely angry? For example, someone who smiles and replies to angry remarks? I thought of taunting, but it doesn’t suit the situation I’m thinking of.
Example sentence: He was
even when the English teacher yelled at him, making the teacher extremely angry.
Note: It shouldn’t mean calm, but more like taunting or sneering, in a calm way.
You can use:
self-controlled (adjective usually approving)
having strong control over your emotions and actions.
”He was self controlled even when the English teacher yelled at him.”
(Cambridge Dictionary)
Answered by user 66974 on July 5, 2021
I think composed can be used in this context, as it is a synonym for the word calm itself.
Answered by raihan nahar on July 5, 2021
Equanimous among countless other synonyms of the word would fit the bill.
If you're equanimous, you're serene and calm. People who are equanimous seem enviably composed and balanced.
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Answered by user405662 on July 5, 2021
It's sort of depends on the context.
For example, my father was famous for his stoicism when my mother argued with him, which of course made her angrier and ultimately violent.
But over time the blood would drain from my father's face and his expression hardened in defiance, but we all knew he was about to lose his $hit."
But my sister would remain calm in an argument, with a sarcastic expression, is if she thought I was foolish."
Answered by Kevin B Leigh on July 5, 2021
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