unoverwhelmed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ overwhelmed.

Adjective

unoverwhelmed (comparative more unoverwhelmed, superlative most unoverwhelmed)

  1. Not overwhelmed.
    • 1849, William Bathgate, A treatise on the moral character of God, page 20:
      It were, indeed, a daring act to write or read of the Divine character in a listless, unimpressed, unoverwhelmed state of mind. Let us, then, draw near our God, oppressed with a sense of our own ignorance and worthlessness […]
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