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- adjective Not
jarred or shaken; calm, tranquil.
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Examples
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He is earnest and unjarred when he writes that this stone weighs 200 pounds.
The Book of the Damned Charles Fort
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"Either you leave me unjarred by your English conventionalities, or you pay these miserable francs and go back to Lucerne alone!"
Three Weeks Elinor Glyn 1903
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He was nearly beside himself with delight, which continued unjarred until he heard from his mother.
Alec Forbes of Howglen George MacDonald 1864
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One could see in those wonderfully harmonious features that Aristotle was right when he discerned beauty in order and proportion; while another declared that he found there the evidence of Plato's doctrine of the identity of the good and the beautiful -- for this face was so lovely because it was the mirror of a soul which had been disembodied in the plenitude of maiden purity and virtue, unjarred by any discord; and this gave rise to a vehement discussion as to the essential nature of beauty and of virtue.
A Thorny Path — Volume 01 Georg Ebers 1867
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One could see in those wonderfully harmonious features that Aristotle was right when he discerned beauty in order and proportion; while another declared that he found there the evidence of Plato's doctrine of the identity of the good and the beautiful -- for this face was so lovely because it was the mirror of a soul which had been disembodied in the plenitude of maiden purity and virtue, unjarred by any discord; and this gave rise to a vehement discussion as to the essential nature of beauty and of virtue.
A Thorny Path — Volume 01 Georg Ebers 1867
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One could see in those wonderfully harmonious features that Aristotle was right when he discerned beauty in order and proportion; while another declared that he found there the evidence of Plato's doctrine of the identity of the good and the beautiful -- for this face was so lovely because it was the mirror of a soul which had been disembodied in the plenitude of maiden purity and virtue, unjarred by any discord; and this gave rise to a vehement discussion as to the essential nature of beauty and of virtue.
A Thorny Path — Complete Georg Ebers 1867
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One could see in those wonderfully harmonious features that Aristotle was right when he discerned beauty in order and proportion; while another declared that he found there the evidence of Plato's doctrine of the identity of the good and the beautiful -- for this face was so lovely because it was the mirror of a soul which had been disembodied in the plenitude of maiden purity and virtue, unjarred by any discord; and this gave rise to a vehement discussion as to the essential nature of beauty and of virtue.
A Thorny Path — Volume 01 Georg Ebers 1867
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Aristotle was right when he discerned beauty in order and proportion; while another declared that he found there the evidence of Plato's doctrine of the identity of the good and the beautiful -- for this face was so lovely because it was the mirror of a soul which had been disembodied in the plenitude of maiden purity and virtue, unjarred by any discord; and this gave rise to a vehement discussion as to the essential nature of beauty and of virtue.
Complete Project Gutenberg Georg Ebers Works Georg Ebers 1867
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