Equanimous

ee-KWAN-uh-muhs (/ɪˈkwænɪməs/)

calm and composed, especially under stress; showing balance.

“Sally was equanimous about almost everything except seatbelts, which she fastened with near-religious fervour.”

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to instruct or improve morally or intellectually; to enlighten.

making or spreading scandalous claims about someone with the intent to damage their reputation; coarse or abusive.

concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty.

strongly reminiscent of something; fragrant or smelling of (often used figuratively).

unpredictable or erratic actions, occurrences, or variations; whimsical impulses.

to deliberately make something unclear or confusing.