unshouting

English

Etymology

un- +‎ shouting

Adjective

unshouting (not comparable)

1. Not shouting; quiet, calm, unassuming, etc.
   • 1968, Louis Sobol, The Longest Street, page 134:

     Frank Sinatra, followed like a Pied Piper by a procession of sober-faced disciples, unshouting and undemonstrative for a change, hurried to St. Patrick's Cathedral to offer his prayers.

   • 1984, Nancy Holmes, The Big Girls, page 26:

     There was a subtlety, an unshouting elegance about her, that was especially attractive in one so young.

   • 2008, ArtSouthAfrica, volume 5, number 2, page 74:

     It makes for a set of quiet images, unshouting in their focus on the thickly laid and deeply entrenched scars of social and political shifts.