Unimpassioned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNIMPASSIONED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not impassioned
• having or showing no emotion or intensity
• free from emotional appeal; marked by reasonableness

How to use UNIMPASSIONED in a sentence

• His speeches were clear, unimpassioned, sensible, and he was always listened to with respect.
• His temperament made him calm and unimpassioned, and his knowledge made him profound.
• He was not a cold, dry, unimpassioned impersonation of mere intellect, like Thomas Aquinas or Calvin, but more like St.
• Never where the banana grows has there been art or literature, a good priesthood, unimpassioned law-makers, honest bankers, or a noble knighthood.
• He commonly talked in a mild, unimpassioned undertone, but just above a whisper, letting his voice sink with rather a pleasing cadence at the completion of each sentence.
• Thus the preacher might safely remain perched up in his far distant unimpassioned eyrie.
• Unimpassioned writings reject this part of speech altogether.
• Her feelings for him remained at the calm unimpassioned level of blood relationship.
• Recommended by his friend, he wrote for nearly all the public journals in turn, giving them specimens of his cold, unimpassioned style, which was never after changed.
• His heroes and heroines, cold and unimpassioned to the man of society, are classic and genial to the man of thought.
• In both these stanzas the words, and the order of the words, in no respect differ from the most unimpassioned conversation.
• The truth, you will agree with me, gentlemen and most honored ladies, is rare! It is only the quiet, unimpassioned things of nature that seem what they are.
• The narrative which he gives is as calm and unimpassioned, and as free from any trait of this kind, as the narrative of the evangelist.
• The whole is picturesque and life-like in the highest degree, yet every circumstance is mentioned in the cool, unimpassioned way in which we mention any common occurrence.
• Miss Fleet welcomed Charmian with her usual unimpassioned directness, and introduced her quietly to Miss Gretch, as her companion was called, surprisingly.
• A tragic drama, peopled with heroes who set forth their woes in frigid and unimpassioned verse, will unquestionably leave its audience as cold as itself.
• Excepting Ralph, his relation to the world was that of an unimpassioned critic.
• There were delicate and dangerous missions where his tact, his diplomacy, and his shrewd, cold, unimpassioned intelligence won the stakes for which he played.
• I looked at him, and could hardly believe him to be the cold and unimpassioned man that I had at first imagined him.
• No speaker could be better adapted to a New England audience, accustomed from of old to weighty, argumentative sermons, delivered with deliberate, unimpassioned earnestness.
• Keats ostentatiously resents the action of the unimpassioned philosopher Appollonius in revealing the true nature of the woman-serpent, and dissolving her spell.
• Unimpassioned as he was, it impressed him painfully, and puzzled him not a little, for he could not understand the age of the elder child being what it was stated to be.
• There were a few members, whose characters forbade violence of prejudice, and who were mild, considerate, and unimpassioned.

Similar words containing IMPASSION without suffix ed and without prefix un

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