dispassion
n . 冷静,公平
冷静,公平
dispassion n 1 :
objectivity and detachment ; "
her manner assumed a dispassion and dryness very unlike her usual tone " [
synonym :
{
dispassion }, {
dispassionateness }, {
dryness }]
Dispassion \
Dis *
pas "
sion \,
n .
Freedom from passion ;
an undisturbed state ;
apathy . --
Sir W .
Temple .
[
1913 Webster ]
176 Moby Thesaurus words for "
dispassion ":
Olympian detachment ,
abnegation ,
abstinence ,
accidia ,
acedia ,
aloofness ,
anesthesia ,
apathy ,
ataraxia ,
ataraxy ,
autism ,
benumbedness ,
blah ,
blahs ,
bovinity ,
calm ,
calmness ,
carelessness ,
casualness ,
catatonia ,
chill ,
chilliness ,
cold blood ,
cold heart ,
coldheartedness ,
coldness ,
comatoseness ,
conservatism ,
constraint ,
continence ,
control ,
cool ,
coolness ,
deadpan ,
detachment ,
disinterest ,
disinterestedness ,
dispassionateness ,
disregard ,
disregardfulness ,
dullness ,
easy temper ,
easygoingness ,
emotional deadness ,
emotionlessness ,
even temper ,
evenness ,
frigidity ,
frostiness ,
gentleness ,
golden mean ,
good temper ,
happy medium ,
heartlessness ,
hebetude ,
heedlessness ,
hopelessness ,
iciness ,
immovability ,
impartiality ,
impassibility ,
impassiveness ,
impassivity ,
imperturbability ,
imperturbableness ,
inappetence ,
inattention ,
incuriosity ,
indifference ,
indiscrimination ,
inexcitability ,
inexcitableness ,
inirritability ,
insouciance ,
judiciousness ,
juste -
milieu ,
lack of affect ,
lack of appetite ,
lack of feeling ,
lack of touch ,
lackadaisicalness ,
languidness ,
lenity ,
lethargicalness ,
lethargy ,
listlessness ,
loftiness ,
meden agan ,
middle way ,
mildness ,
mindlessness ,
moderateness ,
moderation ,
moderationism ,
negligence ,
neutrality ,
nonchalance ,
nonviolence ,
nothing in excess ,
numbness ,
objectivity ,
obtuseness ,
pacifism ,
passionlessness ,
passiveness ,
passivity ,
patience ,
phlegm ,
phlegmaticalness ,
phlegmaticness ,
plucklessness ,
pococurantism ,
poker face ,
prudence ,
recklessness ,
regardlessness ,
repose ,
resignation ,
resignedness ,
restraint ,
self -
abnegation ,
self -
absorption ,
self -
control ,
self -
denial ,
self -
restraint ,
selflessness ,
serenity ,
sloth ,
sluggishness ,
smooth temper ,
sobriety ,
sopor ,
soporifousness ,
soullessness ,
spiritlessness ,
spunklessness ,
stability ,
steadiness ,
stoicism ,
stolidity ,
straight face ,
stupefaction ,
stupor ,
supineness ,
temperance ,
temperateness ,
torpidity ,
torpidness ,
torpor ,
tranquillity ,
unanxiousness ,
unbias ,
unbiasedness ,
unconcern ,
unemotionalism ,
unexcessiveness ,
unexcitability ,
unextravagance ,
unextremeness ,
unfeeling ,
unfeelingness ,
unimpressibility ,
unimpressionableness ,
unirritableness ,
unmindfulness ,
unnervousness ,
unpassionateness ,
unresponsiveness ,
unselfishness ,
unsolicitousness ,
unsusceptibility ,
unsympatheticness ,
untouchability ,
via media ,
withdrawal ,
withdrawnness
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DISPASSION Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of DISPASSION is absence of passion : coolness
DISPASSION Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Dispassion definition: the state or quality of being unemotional or emotionally uninvolved See examples of DISPASSION used in a sentence
DISPASSION definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary Definition of 'dispassion' dispassion in American English (dɪsˈpæʃən) noun the state or quality of being unemotional or emotionally uninvolved
Dispassion - Definition, Usage Quiz | Ultimate Lexicon Understand the meaning of dispassion, its etymological origins, usage in various contexts, and its positive and negative connotations Learn how notable writers have portrayed dispassion
Dispassion - definition of dispassion by The Free Dictionary Define dispassion dispassion synonyms, dispassion pronunciation, dispassion translation, English dictionary definition of dispassion n Freedom from passion, bias, or emotion; objectivity American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition Copyright © 2016 by Houghton
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dispassion - Wiktionary, the free dictionary dispassion (countable and uncountable, plural dispassions) Freedom from passion; the absence of passion; an undisturbed state; ataraxy
Dispassion Definition Meaning | YourDictionary Dispassion definition: Freedom from passion, bias, or emotion; objectivity
DISPASSION Synonyms: 45 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster . . . Synonyms for DISPASSION: detachment, objectivity, coldness, reasonableness, reasonability, calmness, calm, serenity; Antonyms of DISPASSION: emotionalism, prejudice, bias, partisanship, partiality, favor, one-sidedness
DISPASSIONATE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary DISPASSIONATE definition: 1 able to think clearly or make good decisions because of not being influenced by emotions: 2… Learn more