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untroubling

untroubling adjective: not troubling. Also the present participle and gerund of untrouble.

Adjective

untroubling (comparative more untroubling, superlative most untroubling)

  1. Not troubling.
    • Any softening of the statement’s language should help stocks, Mr. Herrmann said, because it would convince traders that the Fed will remain untroubled and untroubling.2007 May 6, Conrad De Aenlle, “When Words Speak Louder Than Actions”, in New York Times

Also used as

untroubling is also the present participle and gerund of untrouble.

Forms of untroubling

comparativemore untroubling
superlativemost untroubling

Origin of untroubling

From un- + troubling.

Words formed from untroubling

Questions about untroubling

What does untroubling mean?
Untroubling means not troubling.
What part of speech is untroubling?
Untroubling is an adjective.

Words near untroubling in the dictionary

  1. untroubledness
  2. untroubles
  3. untroublesome
  4. untroublesomely
  5. untroublesomeness
  6. untroubling
  7. untroublingly
  8. untroublous
  9. untrounced
  10. untrousered
  11. untrowed

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