unexcited

They had gone to bed after a reasonable evening, unexcited by a party.

He had made it a point, since his heart attack, to move slowly and remain unexcited.

Not all sectors of the economy are so unexcited about the lower interest rates.

She in turn, unexcited by her husband, accepts his advances.

If unexcited, they did seem resolute about going, and relaxed.

His voice was reasonably unexcited, but to my present taste, ominous.

When we opened the door he turned his head lazily and directed on us an unexcited eye.

An unexcited hydrogen atom will have its electron in this state.

She was feeling old, dowdy and unexcited by life.

In the early 1950s nuclear physicists were for the most part unexcited by the light-water reactor’s potential.

The giant leaned forward into the light and spoke in even, measured, unexcited tones.

Miss Dammers looked in her unexcited way round the circle of faces.

He felt oddly unexcited, empty, as if the interview had drained him of his last will to resist.

Following light emission, the mercury atom returns to its original, unexcited state.

The electrons then fall back into their unexcited states and emit a photon.

She was alert and avid for activity; yet she seemed unexcited.

Ghosn strained to keep his voice level and unexcited. '

And yet Gainor, a well-tried friend of the sheriff, seemed unexcited.

Roger," he said in that toneless unexcited astronauts' voice. "

Not good," Tobo muttered, unexcited by the presence of the potential witnesses. "

He sounded unexcited, but wrote it all down. '

I confess to be fairly unexcited about a preamble.

Quiescent or excitable - the cell is unexcited, but can be excited.

Miss Marple's voice had been perfectly quiet and unexcited.