dispassionately Synonyms
Strongest:
- dolorously
- bitterly
- plaintively
- regretfully
- grievously
- lugubriously
- sadly
- agonizingly
- despairingly
- sorrowfully
- hardly
- ruefully
- resentfully
- sorely
- sorrowfully
- plaintively
- despairingly
- hard
- sadly
- inconsolably
- dolefully
- grievously
- mournfully
- woefully
- unhappily
- dolorously
- hardly
- wretchedly
- wretchedly
- hard
- ruefully
- sorely
- bitterly
- lugubriously
- unhappily
- agonizingly
- mournfully
- resentfully
- painfully
- inconsolably
- regretfully
- dolefully
- painfully
- woefully
Strong:
- disconsolately
- forlornly
- dispiritedly
- dispiritedly
- gloomily
- morosely
- disconsolately
- sullenly
- miserably
- dourly
- dismally
- somberly
- darkly
- blackly
- forlornly
- glumly
- dejectedly
- mirthlessly
- darkly
- morosely
- blackly
- mirthlessly
- cheerlessly
- dourly
- distressingly
- distressingly
- cheerlessly
- despondently
- dejectedly
- drearily
- somberly
- drearily
- wailfully
- sullenly
- gloomily
- dismally
- abjectly
- wailfully
- glumly
- joylessly
- pessimistically
- miserably
- pessimistically
- despondently
- joylessly
- abjectly
Weak:
dispassionately Meaning
dispassionately (r)
in an impartially dispassionate manner
dispassionately Sentence Examples
- The scientist observed the results of the experiment with a dispassionate eye, seeking objectivity and avoiding bias.
- The historian presented the facts about the war dispassionately, striving to provide an unbiased account of events.
- The judge listened to the arguments of the lawyers dispassionately, withholding judgment until all evidence had been presented.
- The journalist wrote about the political scandal dispassionately, striving to present a balanced and factual account without taking sides.
- The philosopher considered the ethical implications of the decision dispassionately, seeking to understand the complexities without prejudice.
- The doctor examined the patient dispassionately, setting aside personal feelings and focusing solely on the medical condition.
- The negotiator approached the conflict dispassionately, seeking a compromise that would benefit all parties involved without favoritism.
- The researcher evaluated the data dispassionately, carefully analyzing the results and avoiding subjective interpretations.
- The teacher graded the students' papers dispassionately, focusing solely on the accuracy of their work and avoiding personal biases.
- The artist created the painting dispassionately, intentionally removing any emotional attachment to the subject matter and instead focusing on capturing its essence.
FAQs About the word dispassionately
in an impartially dispassionate manner
nonchalantly, easily, indifferently, impassively, blithely, casually, lightly,calmly, unconcernedly, stoically
dolorously, bitterly, plaintively, regretfully, grievously, lugubriously, sadly, agonizingly, despairingly, sorrowfully
The scientist observed the results of the experiment with a dispassionate eye, seeking objectivity and avoiding bias.
The historian presented the facts about the war dispassionately, striving to provide an unbiased account of events.
The judge listened to the arguments of the lawyers dispassionately, withholding judgment until all evidence had been presented.
The journalist wrote about the political scandal dispassionately, striving to present a balanced and factual account without taking sides.
