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nonchalantly

[non-shuh-lahnt-lee] / ˌnɒn ʃəˈlɑnt li /
ADVERB
coolly
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“That’s what D.C. guys do. We take something we like and we make it hardcore,” the Khan says, nonchalantly flashing the Bad Brains tattoo on his right forearm.

From Washington Post

Last week Claudia Summers, a writer, was out doing errands in Midtown Manhattan when she passed a young woman nonchalantly ambling along 33rd Street near Moynihan Train Hall dressed in low-slung jeans and a bra.

From New York Times

The fan, clad in a Royals T-shirt, nonchalantly conducted the magic trick of sorts during a Royals TV broadcast as the game came back from a commercial break.

From Fox News

Just days before the 1964 Summer Games in Tokyo, The New York Times nonchalantly reported that a quake “rattled dishes.”

From New York Times

Alex Kirilloff singled for the Twins in the eighth and simply ran to an empty second base — the rookie’s first career steal — while the Reds nonchalantly prepared for the next batter.

From Seattle Times