disimpassioned

[ dis-im-pash-uhnd ]

adjective

1. calm; dispassionate.

Word History and Origins

Origin of disimpassioned¹

First recorded in 1860–65; dis- ¹ + impassioned

Example Sentences

Chai illustrated her results in a disimpassioned, TED-style lecture, presenting a wealth of data, factory visit footage, and interviews with experts, policy makers and business owners.

From Forbes

Disimpassioned, dis-im-pash′und, adj. free from the influence of passion, tranquil.

From Project Gutenberg

With the splendid involutions of Machiavelli's and Guicciardini's prose Bacon learned their cool and disimpassioned philosophy.

From Project Gutenberg

All Tennyson's own is Demeter's awe of those "imperial disimpassioned eyes" of her daughter, come from the bed and the throne of Hades, the Lord of many guests.

From Project Gutenberg

Related Words

• aloof
• apathetic
• casual
• detached
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• mellow
• offhand
• unconcerned
• unemotional
• unflappable
• unperturbed
• unruffled