antisentimental (Meaning)

antisentimental

opposed to sentimentalism

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The novel's protagonist was renowned for his antisentimental and pragmatic nature.
In the face of tragedy, she maintained an antisentimental composure, refusing to let emotions cloud her judgment.
The antisentimentalist argued that excessive emotionalism hindered rational decision-making.
The play's bleak and unsentimental depiction of war left audiences with a profound sense of despair.
He adopted an antisentimental stance towards life, believing that emotions only served to obscure the truth.
The critics praised the film for its antisentimental and realistic portrayal of wartime horrors.
The stoic doctor approached his patients with an antisentimental professionalism, prioritizing medical expertise over emotionalism.
In the face of criticism, she maintained an antisentimental resolve, refusing to let others sway her from her convictions.
The corporation's antisentimental policies alienated its employees, creating a cold and impersonal work environment.
The philosopher advocated for an antisentimental approach to ethics, arguing that moral decisions should be based on reason and evidence, not emotions.

opposed to sentimentalism

cynical, unsentimental, hard-edged, hard-boiled,hardheaded,

nostalgic, wistful, dreamy, moonstruck,moony, melodramatic, soapy, misty-eyed, soap-operatic, starry-eyed

The novel's protagonist was renowned for his antisentimental and pragmatic nature.

In the face of tragedy, she maintained an antisentimental composure, refusing to let emotions cloud her judgment.

The antisentimentalist argued that excessive emotionalism hindered rational decision-making.

The play's bleak and unsentimental depiction of war left audiences with a profound sense of despair.