emotionless — showing no emotion; lacking feeling or expression
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing no emotion; lacking feeling or expression
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈmoʊʃənləs/
Korean meaning: 감정이 없는, 무표정한
Korean pronunciation: 이**모**션리스
Example Sentences
- The robot's emotionless stare made everyone uncomfortable during the job interview.
- Despite winning the lottery, he delivered the news in an emotionless tone.
- The detective remained emotionless while examining the crime scene.
emotionless
ADJECTIVE//ɪˈmoʊʃənləs//
showing no emotion; lacking feeling or expression
One person remains emotionless while family members cry around them
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Motionless and devotionless, utterly emotionless
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Origin
From Latin 'emovere' meaning 'to move out or disturb' combined with the English suffix '-less' meaning 'without.' The word literally means 'without the inner stirring that creates feelings.'
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“The robot's emotionless stare made everyone uncomfortable during the job interview.”
“Despite winning the lottery, he delivered the news in an emotionless tone.”
“The detective remained emotionless while examining the crime scene.”
“Her emotionless reaction to the surprise party shocked her friends.”
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