dispassionate Synonyms
Strongest:
- partial
- inequitable
- dishonest
- deceptive
- partisan
- unjust
- dishonest
- unjust
- biased
- deceptive
- partisan
- biased
- partial
- inequitable
Strong:
- one-sided
- ex-parte
- jaundiced
- unsympathetic
- nonobjective
- parti-pris
- arbitrary
- prejudiced
- parti-pris
- unfriendly
- jaundiced
- unconscionable
- prejudiced
- one-sided
- ex-parte
- deceitful
- nonobjective
- unreasonable
- unsympathetic
- unconscionable
- unfriendly
- arbitrary
- unreasonable
- deceitful
Weak:
dispassionate Meaning
dispassionate (s)
unaffected by strong emotion or prejudice
dispassionate (a.)
Free from passion; not warped, prejudiced, swerved, or carried away by passion or feeling; judicial; calm; composed.
Not dictated by passion; not proceeding from temper or bias; impartial; as, dispassionate proceedings; a dispassionate view.
dispassionate Sentence Examples
- The scientific experiment was conducted with dispassionate analysis to ensure accurate results.
- The detective approached the crime scene with a dispassionate demeanor, devoid of any personal emotions.
- The author's impartial and dispassionate retelling of historical events provided a comprehensive understanding.
- The diplomat maintained a dispassionate stance throughout the negotiations, prioritizing the success of the peace talks.
- The judge's dispassionate ruling demonstrated impartiality and adherence to the law in the courtroom.
- The critic's dispassionate review analyzed the film's strengths and weaknesses without personal bias.
- The doctor delivered the diagnosis with dispassionate objectivity, prioritizing the patient's well-being.
- The financial analyst presented a dispassionate assessment of the market, providing insights without emotional influence.
- The therapist employed dispassionate techniques to facilitate emotional healing and personal growth in their clients.
- The mediator exhibited dispassionate neutrality, fostering a productive resolution to the dispute between parties.
FAQs About the word dispassionate
unaffected by strong emotion or prejudiceFree from passion; not warped, prejudiced, swerved, or carried away by passion or feeling; judicial; calm; composed., N
impartial, equal, equitable, candid, unprejudiced, evenhanded, square,objective, nonpartisan, disinterested
partial, inequitable, dishonest, deceptive,partisan, unjust, dishonest, unjust, biased, deceptive
The scientific experiment was conducted with dispassionate analysis to ensure accurate results.
The detective approached the crime scene with a dispassionate demeanor, devoid of any personal emotions.
The author's impartial and dispassionate retelling of historical events provided a comprehensive understanding.
The diplomat maintained a dispassionate stance throughout the negotiations, prioritizing the success of the peace talks.
