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Meanings of unemotional in English

Cool and formal in manner.

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Unsusceptible to or destitute of or showing no emotion.

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Usage of unemotional in English
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But to discern the words, she needed to be calm and unemotional.
Immortal wolf
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I remember that very well, Breivik said in an unemotional, matter-of-fact tone.
Reuters
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Their parting in the hall of the Continental Hotel was unemotional enough.
Peter Ruff and the Double Four
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The entrance of Sir Mosley Menteith had changed the unemotional feminine atmosphere.
The Heavenly Twins
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You are quite well, I hope? The voice was quiet, unemotional, courteous.
The Complete Short Stories Vol. 1
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He kept his voice low and unemotional as he outlined his plan.
The Sorceress
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Truth is, Ranger was every bit as silent and unemotional as Diaz.
Finger lickin' fifteen
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And really they're the most unemotional and matter-of-fact couple I ever saw.
The Spenders: A Tale of the Third Generation
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Results: Biological mother fearlessness predicted child callous-unemotional behaviours via earlier child fearlessness.
Pubmed
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He becomes, by degrees, first self-repressed and unemotional, then a cynical dilettante.
Mornings in the College Chapel / Short Addresses to Young Men on...
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Their departure had been remarkably unemotional, considering the fireworks the night before.
Accident
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She continued in the same unemotional tone, 'I shall return to England soon.
Man of War
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It was a simple, practical, unemotional approach to healing and growing.
High on arrival
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By the 1950s animals had been reduced to unemotional machines with mere instincts.
BBC
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In times like this, it's best to remain objective and unemotional.
Climbing Magazine
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It provides a more objective and unemotional approach to strategic alternatives.
Reuters
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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