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unemotional

/ ˌʌnɪˈməʊʃənəl /

adjective

There’s so much tension in the air, and people are looking to you in a balanced, unemotional way to cut through it all.

Zombies, as we know, are highly unemotional and unimaginative, so they are incapable of projecting themselves into a hospital bed.

That’s one of the problems when you introduce powerful political pressures into what is meant to be a boring, dry, unemotional process.

Where Sander was distant and unemotional, Simons brought a warmth and emotion to the brand.

WASP Funeral A Romney insider described the mood inside the campaign as very unemotional.

It was a strangely unemotional last chapter for a politician whose trademark is her passion.

What a cool, unemotional creature she is, yet what torrents of love Elizabeth II generates!

But the grip was immovable, and he found himself staring into the unemotional face of Seton Pasha.

His tone was coldly unemotional but he could not keep his fists from clenching at his sides.

He does his killing in an unemotional, unattractive kind of way, with absolutely no regard for costume or setting.

During his brief and wholly unemotional married life he had known nothing like it.

She surveyed all the beautiful things in a cold, unemotional manner, and kept an eye on the movements of Leo.

April 23, 2024inveterate

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