panicless

English

Etymology

From panic +‎ -less.

Adjective

panicless (not comparable)

1. Free from panic.
   • 1935, Frederick Lewis Allen, The Lords of Creation:

     Sober citizens were becoming persuaded that a panicless, depressionless era had begun.

   • 2007, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency, Transparency of nuclear regulatory activities, page 88:

     This may also prevent sensational reports and make people panicless about nuclear events.

Anagrams

• asplenics, nilspaces, spelicans