Unblubbering

The act of refraining from crying or weeping; maintaining emotional composure, especially in situations where emotional expression might be expected. This implies a suppression of tears, a stoic demeanor, and a conscious effort to avoid overt displays of sadness, distress, or pain. The term highlights a controlled emotional state, often characterized by a calm outward appearance, and is distinct from simply not feeling emotional. It suggests an active choice to remain composed and avoid any weeping regardless of internal feelings. Often used to describe someone maintaining composure even under duress, facing loss, or in the face of other strong emotional triggers. The focus is on the *absence* of blubbering.

Unblubbering meaning with examples

• Despite receiving news of the significant loss of their business, she remained unblubbering during the board meeting, calmly discussing strategies to mitigate the damage. Her control and composure was impressive under such pressure.
• The child, though frightened by the monster, made a conscious effort to remain unblubbering, biting her lip and focusing on the teacher's instructions in order to show courage.
• Witnesses described the defendant as unblubbering throughout the entire trial, even when confronted with damning evidence, offering no visible emotion.
• After the accident, the seasoned paramedic remained unblubbering, prioritizing the injured victims. Her focus on medical aid was clear in her actions.