stone-faced (Meaning)

stone-faced

showing no emotion

The warden remained stone-faced as the condemned inmate sobbed and pleaded for mercy.
The villagers' stone-faced expressions betrayed no emotion as the marauders pillaged their homes.
The poker player maintained a stone-faced poker face, concealing his true hand from his opponents.
The statue stood stone-faced, an unfeeling witness to centuries of human history.
The soldier's stone-faced demeanor masked the turmoil churning within his heart.
The stone-faced prosecutor relentlessly questioned the accused, offering no sympathy or compassion.
The child's stone-faced expression hinted at a deep-seated sadness that words could not convey.
The CEO's stone-faced presentation failed to inspire confidence in the shareholders.
The stone-faced judge pronounced the sentence without batting an eyelid, indifferent to the defendant's fate.
The assassin remained stone-faced as he carried out his deadly mission, his eyes cold and emotionless.

showing no emotion

calm, blank, collected, empty,stoic, composed, bland, passionless, dispassionate, cool

fervid, melodramatic, demonstrative, histrionic, vehement, fervent, enthusiastic, passionate, dramatic, emotional

The warden remained stone-faced as the condemned inmate sobbed and pleaded for mercy.

The villagers' stone-faced expressions betrayed no emotion as the marauders pillaged their homes.

The poker player maintained a stone-faced poker face, concealing his true hand from his opponents.

The statue stood stone-faced, an unfeeling witness to centuries of human history.