unimpassioned

/ˌʌnɪmpˈæʃənd/ adj

Not impassioned; lacking passion; without emotion.

Word Origin 'Unimpassioned' means not impassioned, lacking strong emotion. It's built from 'passion,' which comes from Latin pati 'to suffer' — so passion originally meant suffering or enduring. The double prefixes un- and im- negate the emotion. The same root gives us 'patient,' 'compassion,' and 'apathy.' It's a word about emotional restraint.

adj Not impassioned; lacking passion; without emotion.

The judge delivered the verdict in an unimpassioned, matter-of-fact tone.

(形容词) 冷静的;不动声色的

法官以不带感情、就事论事的语气宣布了判决。

(adjetivo) No apasionado; sin pasión; sin emoción.

El juez emitió el veredicto en un tono desapasionado y objetivo.

(adjectif) Dépourvu de passion ou d'émotion ; qui reste froid, calme et objectif.

Le juge a rendu le verdict d'un ton unimpassioned, froid et factuel.

(Adjektiv) leidenschaftslos; gefühllos; nüchtern [ohne Leidenschaft oder starke Emotionen; sachlich, nüchtern oder gleichgültig wirkend.]

Der Richter verkündete das Urteil in einem **unimpassioned**, nüchternen Ton.

(形容詞) 感情を込めない;情熱を欠いた;冷静で淡々とした。

裁判官は感情を挟まず、淡々とした口調で判決を宣告した。

(adjetivo) desapaixonado; impassível; frio; isento; neutro [Sem paixão; desapaixonado; sem emoção.]

O juiz proferiu o veredicto em um tom impassível e prático.

Word parts: un + im + passion + ed

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