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Meanings of
unexpressive
in anglès
Deliberately impassive in manner.
impassive
expressionless
deadpan
poker-faced
Related terms
uncommunicative
incommunicative
Sinònims
Examples for "
impassive
"
impassive
expressionless
deadpan
poker-faced
Examples for "
impassive
"
1
Alter course to west by south. He glanced at Bolitho's
impassive
features.
2
Jean Valjean had entered the galleys sobbing and shuddering; he emerged
impassive
.
3
The Englishmen kept staring in the same
impassive
fashion with fixed glances.
4
But she spoke at length in the same
impassive
voice as before:
5
I glanced at the strange woman; she sat as
impassive
as ever.
1
His rabbity features stayed
expressionless
;
he'd seen his share of bodies before.
2
The eyes were of blank
expressionless
blue; she was in her dotage.
3
He spoke the words deliberately; his face remained absolutely still and
expressionless
.
4
Hearing my approach, they exchanged slicing sideways glances before facing me,
expressionless
.
5
Ken Day sat,
expressionless
,
in the front row of the public benches.
1
Ishii portrays painful humiliations to
deadpan
comic effect without belittling the victims.
2
Earlier this week, we lost the great
deadpan
comic actor Leslie Nielsen.
3
I want to hear him scream, he said, looking at me,
deadpan
.
4
That
deadpan
quality was much in evidence as he explained this move.
5
I mean, he looks goofy, and he's got that great
deadpan
delivery.
1
I didn't know which one because they were all so
poker
-
faced
.
2
Mohammad asks the clutch of
poker
-
faced
farmers standing round and stroking their beards.
3
He waited there,
poker
-
faced
,
until Payne took a seat as well.
4
He just nodded,
poker
-
faced
,
and kept his eyes on the road.
5
That drew wry smiles out of Carmen and Nancy, though Jenny remained
poker
-
faced
.
Usage of
unexpressive
in anglès
1
M. Didot's face was as
unexpressive
and as ambiguous as an oracle.
2
Giordano's original melody is for the greater part commonplace and
unexpressive
.
3
Fletcher Kale's gray eyes remained flat and
unexpressive
,
but he turned quite pale.
4
Did I not know what a lovely soul hid behind that
unexpressive
countenance?
5
Not bad faces on the whole, but heavy and
unexpressive
.
6
There was an odd smile on his usually
unexpressive
face.
7
Yet Hedrik Von Taer's face, usually
unexpressive
,
denoted blank mystification.
8
And as he talked a look of awe and apprehension dilated his usually
unexpressive
eyes.
9
Helen Adeline gave the speaker a stolid,
unexpressive
glance.
10
They saw the face dimly in the half-light, with
unexpressive
dark patches under the penthouse brows.
11
I don't care for the
unexpressive
millions!
12
Ayla studied the wrinkled face, which had become blank and
unexpressive
,
and the white-knuckled arthritic old hands.
13
His features were heavy and
unexpressive
.
14
History is a gallery of pictures so individually
unexpressive
that you must know the artist to know their meaning.
15
Newmark, a growing wonder and disgust creeping into his usually
unexpressive
face, recognised the strategic advantage of this arrangement.
16
Hardly a shade of emotion crossed her
unexpressive
,
Oriental face, but curious Barbara was watching for that very change.
Other examples for "unexpressive"
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unexpressive
Adjective
Frequent collocations
unexpressive face
usually unexpressive
as unexpressive
individually unexpressive
somewhat unexpressive
More collocations
Unexpressive
through the time