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unimpassioned
adjective
formal(alsoun-impassioned)uk /ˌʌn.ɪmˈpæʃ.ənd/ us /ˌʌn.ɪmˈpæʃ.ənd/
Unimpassioned speech, writing, or thought is calm and lacking in emotion:
If there is any subject that should be considered with calm reason and unimpassioned judgment, it is marriage.
The final applause was prolonged but unimpassioned.
The choral sound is powerful, but the overall effect is sometimes slightly unimpassioned.
A roar of laughter and approval was silenced by the quiet, unimpassioned voice of the stranger.
Aristotle placed the pure and unimpassioned intellect at the highest level of human excellence.
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abandon
affect
affective
be in/get into a stateidiom
beat your breast/chestidiom
crimson
feelingly
fling
fling up your handsidiom
flush
freak
freak (someone) out
game face
pale
pouty
roar
roar with something
sook
spill
spill out
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