inexpressiveness (Meaning)

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inexpressiveness (n.)

The state or quality of being inexpressive.

The model's inexpressiveness on the runway left the audience uninspired.
His stoic demeanor betrayed an inexpressiveness that hid his true emotions.
The painting captured the subject's inexpressiveness, conveying a sense of emptiness.
The silence was palpable, its inexpressiveness weighing heavily on the room.
The statue's inexpressiveness rendered it devoid of any emotion or personality.
The patient's inexpressiveness hindered communication, making it difficult to diagnose their condition.
The politician's inexpressiveness during the debate alienated voters who craved authenticity.
The child's inexpressiveness worried their parents, who feared it indicated underlying emotional issues.
The performer's inexpressiveness contrasted sharply with the energetic performance surrounding them.
The painting's brushstrokes were characterized by an inexpressiveness that left the viewer detached from the subject matter.

The state or quality of being inexpressive.

blank, expressionless, motionless, dull, empty, vague, vacant,impassive, deadpan, restrained

interested, engaged, expressive, active, engaged, demonstrative, active, interested, responsive,expressive

The model's inexpressiveness on the runway left the audience uninspired.

His stoic demeanor betrayed an inexpressiveness that hid his true emotions.

The painting captured the subject's inexpressiveness, conveying a sense of emptiness.

The silence was palpable, its inexpressiveness weighing heavily on the room.