Wiktionary
a. 1 Not alarmed; unafraid. 2 Not fitted with an alarm.
Usage examples of "unalarmed".
The sun streamed in upon her, and some sheep which had strayed into the churchyard from the adjoining open field came almost close to her, unalarmed, and looked in her face.
Quite unalarmed, he smiled, hoisting his shoe in triumph to display the blot of foil gilding the sole.
Warthogs and waterbuck, a herd of sleek zebras, a giraffe towering out at the jungle edge, a black-maned lion half asleep on a rock, great head lifted to watch the unalarmed game.
Zebras and antelope grazed near us, unalarmed by a dark-maned lion watching sleepily from a little hill.
The corporal of the bridge guard came forward to meet them, puzzled but unalarmed, his sword sheathed and the match on his pistols unlit.
It had struck Saxon at the time that the old woman was quite unalarmed and only curious to see.
Still unalarmed for his own safety, Claud waited with levelled gun till his formidable assailant was within forty yards of him, when he took a quick aim and fired.
Nevertheless the mood of the men watching the knorrs out in the bay was unalarmed, even cheerful.