"unangry" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From un- + angry.",
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          "ref": "1718, Nicholas Rowe (translator), Lucan’s Pharsalia Translated into English Verse, London: T. Johnson, 1720, Book I, p. 47, Or did thy glowing beams O Phœbus, shine Malignant in the Lion’s scorching Sign, Wide o’er the World consuming fires might roll, And Heav’n be seen to flame from pole to pole",
          "text": "Thro’ peaceful Orbits these unangry glide."
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          "text": "His eyes had become unangry and wary.",
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          "ref": "1938, R. K. Narayan, chapter 6, in The Dark Room:",
          "text": "She would have given anything to lighten her mind of its burdens and to be able to think of her husband without suspicion. Just a word from him would do, just an unangry word; even a lie, a soothing lie.",
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          "ref": "2003, Cai Emmons, chapter 26, in His Mother’s Son, New York: Harcourt, page 291:",
          "text": "“I think it’s anger, Jana.” (Cooper says this in such an exquisitely unangry way.) “Anger at you.”",
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        "Not angry."
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