unagitated

She handles the honeycomb with bare hands and not a moment’s hesitation, and the bees seem thoroughly unagitated by her presence.

The moon rose in the utmost splendour, and lighted up the unagitated surface of the sea, and the fishing-boats which lay at anchor.

It so happens that in crystals of bismuth formed by the unagitated cooling of the melted metal, there occurs a natural resemblance of it almost perfect.

The knowledge of his perilous condition spread alarm through the community; he, however, remained unagitated.

Calm, unagitated, and determined, she summoned around her, from their feudal castles, the wild and warlike barons of Hungary.