dispassionate — not influenced by strong emotion; impartial and objective
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not influenced by strong emotion; impartial and objective
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈspæʃənɪt/
Korean meaning: 감정에 치우치지 않은, 냉정하고 객관적인
Korean pronunciation: 디**스패**셔닛
Example Sentences
- Even when his favorite team lost the championship, the sports commentator remained surprisingly dispassionate.
- The scientist's dispassionate approach to the controversial research earned respect from both sides.
- She gave a dispassionate review of the restaurant, despite the chef being her ex-boyfriend.
dispassionate
ADJECTIVE//dɪˈspæʃənɪt//
not influenced by strong emotion; impartial and objective
A dispassionate judge reviews evidence while emotions flare around her
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Between passionate cries and compassionate hearts, dispassionate justice prevails!
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Formed in the 17th century by combining the prefix 'dis-' meaning 'not' or 'opposite of' with 'passionate', creating a word meaning 'without passion or emotion'.
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“Even when his favorite team lost the championship, the sports commentator remained surprisingly dispassionate.”
“The scientist's dispassionate approach to the controversial research earned respect from both sides.”
“She gave a dispassionate review of the restaurant, despite the chef being her ex-boyfriend.”
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