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Meanings of unimpassioned voice in English

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Usage of unimpassioned voice in English
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As it closed, he went on, in a gentle but coldly unimpassioned voice,-
Clarence
2
Jeanne Bergère spoke in a low unimpassioned voice:
Defenders of Democracy / Contributions from representative men a...
3
Without looking at him, her eyes still on the distance, she said in an unimpassioned voice:
Veranilda
4
A roar of laughter and approval followed, but was silenced again by the quiet, unimpassioned voice of the stranger.
Clarence
5
She had spoken in a hard, unimpassioned voice, as if repeating a lesson; only her eyes betrayed the intense feeling that possessed her.
In the Roaring Fifties
6
His generation is passing away, and the light of history already dawns upon his grave, and she speaks his name with cold, unimpassioned voice.
Purgatory: Doctrinal, Historical, and Poetical
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"Yours," she said, in a weary unimpassioned voice; "all that I had-suchas it was.
Tono-Bungay
8
"Madam, I pray you give your attention to me," said the unimpassioned voice of Mayence.
The Sword Maker
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"There'll be murder done one of these days," said Joe, in a quiet, unimpassioned voice.
England, My England
10
"No," he replied in a tense, unimpassioned voice.
The Alaskan
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"I was born rich, enormously, hatefully rich," she said in the low, unimpassioned voice of a confessional.
The Alaskan
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"She would hardly have been happy with me," he said, in the dry, unimpassioned voice under which he hid his feelings.
The Woodlanders
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