Free from sorrow, grief, or painful feeling; not sorrowful or mournful.
From de- (negation) + dolent (from Latin 'dolens,' suffering/painful). An archaic adjective from medieval and Renaissance English literature.
This is the adjective form of that 'dedolence' family—it describes a person or state unmoved by sorrow. You might find it in old poems describing someone nobly bearing tragedy without tears.
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