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passionless
[ pash-uhn-lis ]
ˈpassionless
/ ˈpæʃənlɪs /
adjective
- empty of emotion or feeling
a passionless marriage
- calm and detached; dispassionate
Derived Forms
- ˈpassionlessness, noun
- ˈpassionlessly, adverb
Other Words From
- passion·less·ly adverb
- passion·less·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of passionless1
Example Sentences
Their relationship is adrift and passionless, and the stranger seems to know it, “messaging her from the shadows and keeping his identity hidden while he judged her, exposed her.”
It feels tired and passionless, despite the presence of much skin throughout.
For those who think of Romney as a passionless man, you have to read the story of the courtship of his wife Ann.
But even here, the scenes are both passionless and humorless.
I think Juliet has always believed in passionless, blood full violence.
He sought to widen the domain of pleasure and narrow that of pain, and regarded a passionless state of life as the highest.
His quiet, passionless voice sounded strange to me; his words seemed strange, too, each one heavily weighted with hidden meaning.
"Then we are quits," she answered, in the listless, passionless voice that she seemed especially to affect.
The old passionless serenity, in which the human had been crushed out by the intellectual, was gone forever.
To bear what she had borne she must be a passionless woman; and she was glad of her present safety in thinking it.
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