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Having or revealing little emotion or sensibility; not easily aroused or excited.
impassive
unemotional
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
The others stared at her with the
stolid
dignity of their race.
2
Even the usually
stolid
Indians went about seeking the little white boy.
3
But the
stolid
driver went calmly on without taking the slightest notice.
4
The Superintendent, left alone at the table, rang for the
stolid
maid.
5
He has never trained himself in nerve-control, being so
stolid
and self-reliant.
6
He added, in his
stolid
way, that he had another idea, too.
7
The
stolid
soldier close beside them heard it, and his eye twinkled.
8
But even the
stolid
Major Vandemeer fumbled as he undid the snaps.
9
The
stolid
country lout of a sentry views all new-comers with suspicion.
10
She paused to think that through while Drakon waited with
stolid
patience.
11
The shock had been almost too much even for her
stolid
nerves.
12
But the
stolid
Dutchmen were not going to have any such farce.
13
Behind the
stolid
stare of the other, Painter noted a glassy-eyed fatigue.
14
The cabman sat, silent and
stolid
,
on the box, waiting for events.
15
How
stolid
they were and how matter of fact and how sensible.
16
Werner turned anxious eyes on his two
stolid
friends for moral support.
stolid
stolid face
stolid indifference
stolid silence
as stolid
most stolid