disimpassioned

/dɪsˈɪmpæʃənd/ adj

Without passion or feeling.

Word Origin Passion comes from Latin 'passio', suffering, from 'pati' (to endure). Impassioned means filled with strong feeling. Disimpassioned then is the double negative: dis- removes the passion, making it unfeeling, dispassionate. The same root gives us compassion (suffering with), patient (one who endures), and apathy (without feeling).

adj Without passion or feeling.

The detective gave a disimpassioned account of the crime scene.

(形容词) 不带感情的;冷静的;客观的

侦探不带感情地描述了犯罪现场的情况。

(adjetivo) Sin pasión ni sentimiento; desapasionado; impasible.

El detective dio un relato desapasionado de la escena del crimen.

(adjectif) impartial; détaché; objectif; froid [Dépourvu de passion ou d'émotion ; calme, objectif, détaché.]

Le détective a fait un compte rendu **disimpassioned** de la scène de crime.

(Adjektiv) leidenschaftslos; gefühllos [Ohne Leidenschaft, Gefühl oder emotionale Beteiligung; sachlich und nüchtern.]

Der Detektiv gab eine **disimpassioned** Schilderung des Tatorts ab.

(形容詞) 激情や感情を伴わない、冷静沈着な、感情に左右されない。

刑事は事件現場について冷静に淡々と報告した。

(adjetivo) impassível; desapaixonado; frio; desapegado; imparcial [Sem paixão ou sentimento; impassível.]

O detetive fez um relato impassível da cena do crime.

Word parts: dis + im + passion + ed

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