unfretting

English

Adjective

unfretting (comparative more unfretting, superlative most unfretting)

1. Calm; not fretful.
   • 1868, Henry Ward Beecher, Sermons - Volume 1, page 190:

     How many of you are leading an unfretting, unanxious, a hopeful, cheerful life?

   • 1899, George Washington Cable, Strong Hearts:

     Every hour of day brought some unfretting task or hale pastime.

   • 2022, Alan Le May, The Searchers:

     Scar's line still stood quiet, unfretting.

Verb

unfretting

1. present participle and gerund of unfret