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Meanings of unimpassioned in English
Usage of unimpassioned in English
1
To the cold, the unimpassioned, or the unpoetical, this may seem impossible.
2
His hands and feet were small, and his movements deliberate and unimpassioned.
3
You represented God calm and unchangeable as fate, as unrelenting and unimpassioned.
4
Her feelings for him remained at the calm unimpassioned level of blood relationship.
5
Excepting Ralph, his relation to the world was that of an unimpassioned critic.
6
As it closed, he went on, in a gentle but coldly unimpassioned voice,-
7
His temperament made him calm and unimpassioned, and his knowledge made him profound.
8
Reason-cold, calculating, unimpassioned reason-mustfurnish all the materials for our support and defense.
9
There was a disquieting, relentless element in this unimpassioned man's tone.
10
Have you tried a kind, affectionate, unimpassioned manner with the boy?
11
Above all it is manifest in the cool and unimpassioned tone of her letter.
12
Thus the preacher might safely remain perched up in his far distant unimpassioned eyrie.
13
There was something almost sublime in his steady, unimpassioned gaze.
14
The tones of his voice were all on a dull level, cold and unimpassioned.
15
You study my exclusive happiness with too unimpassioned a soul.
16
Parting here is like meeting with you, calm and unimpassioned.
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United Kingdom
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