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adj
not troubled, annoyed, or concerned
She seemed entirely unbothered by the criticism.
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From un- ('not') + bothered, past participle of bother, a word of uncertain origin, first recorded in 18th-century Anglo-Irish writers, possibly from Irish bodhraim ('I deafen, annoy').
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