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Meanings of utterly impassible in English
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Usage of utterly impassible in English
1
It seemed impossible to reconcile this belief with the equally firm conviction that God was utterly impassible, unable to suffer or change.
2
Like the God of Plato and Aristotle, Clement's God was characterised by his apatheia: he was utterly impassible, unable to suffer or change.
3
As she spoke, Miss Brewer leaned back in her chair, folded her hands before her, and assumed an utterly impassible expression of countenance.