unparanoid

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ paranoid.

Adjective

unparanoid (comparative more unparanoid, superlative most unparanoid)

1. Not paranoid.
   • 1974, Samuel John Hazo, Quartered:

     Behind the plaque a brass and jaunty Joyce re-juggles book, stick and cigarette, defiantly dandy, unparanoid at last beneath his canopy of ferns.

   • 1982, Kathy Acker, Great Expectations:

     I wish I could run into your chest and climb on your arms three hours a week and no more. Remember what we do together when I'm unparanoid enough to see you...

   • 2002, Sabrina P Ramet, Balkan Babel:

     ...we are left with the question as to why an unparanoid person would expostulate paranoid theses.