Impassive is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPASSIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not showing feeling or emotion
• not feeling or showing emotion
• showing no emotion, calm
• Not susceptible of pain or suffering; apathetic; impassible; unmoved.
• having or revealing little emotion or sensibility; not easily aroused or excited
• deliberately impassive in manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a archaic; unsusceptible to pain; unsusceptible to physical feeling; insensible; unsusceptible to or destitute of emotion; apathetic

Words related to IMPASSIVE

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Words that contain IMPASSIVE

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How to use IMPASSIVE in a sentence

• No expression illuminated his impassive countenance.
• A flush came over his cheeks for a moment, and then he seemed as impassive as ever.
• At this, our guard, who had recovered sufficient spirit to ride a few paces in advance, fell back, and the impassive Dervish became greatly agitated.
• The Colonel paused, with a stately bow to the impassive Judge.
• As he pressed her to him she seemed to grow less impassive and he felt her resign herself like a tired child.
• But had one paused there, pronouncing her hard and impassive, he had committed an error.
• He remained as impassive as if this news were actually incomprehensible to him.
• Just to his left, impassive as the night, well to the front of the company as he had been that mortal dragging day, sat Scotchman McPherson.
• From the unusual confidence of a bit ago he merely lapsed into the normal, his own repressed, impassive self.
• I have seen no sight along the whole front more quietly impressive than the calm, impassive courage of those French peasants.
• Alone sat Sir Francis Trevellyan of Trevellyanshire, calm and impassive in his car, utterly regardless of our efforts.
• Luc also? He turned his eyes from the coals and gazed at the impassive face of the hunter.
• Rational, impassive, vigorous as he was, she made him unhappy.
• He examined the whole place minutely, foolishly it seemed to Christina, who stood by the door apparently impassive but following all his movements with her eyes.
• For a moment she stood looking into the impassive, brutal face of James Brownrigg.
• Even he could not make his face quite impassive, and there was a suppressed intensity in the eyes and a quiver about the mouth.
• Besides, he saw him carrying into their family circle the same impassive and smiling face, and he continued to receive from him the same tokens of cordiality.
• He was very tall, stately, broad-shouldered, with an impassive but handsome face, and a glance at once quiet and commanding.
• The faces of the old women became curiously impassive.
• He is broken-hearted, and a dying man, yet he presents an impassive front to the world, with all the ancient courage of his race.
• It was not until he saw her settled there, hiding her sense of strangeness under an impassive mask, that he went downstairs again and took his hat from its hook.
• After that his eyes did not wander any more, and from his impassive face it was impossible to discover what his thoughts might be.
• Released, she turned again to the hearth, impassive.
• The incident was closed, except for the heap of ammunition boxes on the landing, guarded by an impassive soldier.
• The man lay as still and impassive as a corpse excepting for the slow, shallow and rather irregular breathing with its ominous accompanying rattle.
• Alden, a bit pale but quite impassive, opened fire through the jagged hole in the double pane.
• The Master remained quite impassive, and made no answer.
• At present it must be the impassive face and the judicial manner.
• The footman stood behind them, grave and impassive, and as there was a large mirror directly in front of them, Marjorie could see him all the time.
• He was a fine man in figure, dark and florid in face, but a more impassive countenance could not well be seen, and he had the peculiarity of rarely looking a person in the face.
• He became an almost impassive destiny with the iron consequences in his hands.
• Fabio ran up to him, but the other, without noticing him, walked on, advancing with measured steps, and his impassive face was smiling in the moonlight like the face of the Malay.
• The poet stands by, impassive as a statue, recording her words just as they come.

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