British men are often seen as being reserved and unemotional...
She began to read in a brisk, unemotional voice...
I know it's nothing serious and I feel quite unemotional about it.
`I'd like to have their names,' said Johnson unemotionally...
McKinnon looked at him unemotionally.
English dictionary. 2008.
unemotional — index clinical, cold blooded, controlled (restrained), dispassionate, inexpressive, insusceptible (uncaring) … Law dictionary
unemotional — 1876, from UN (Cf. un ) (1) not + emotional (see EMOTION (Cf. emotion)) … Etymology dictionary
unemotional — [adj] not responsive along for the ride*, apathetic, blah*, callous, chill*, cold, coldhearted*, cool, deadpan, dispassionate, emotionless, flat, frigid, glacial, going with the flow*, hard boiled*, hard hearted*, heartless, impassive,… … New thesaurus
unemotional — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ not having or showing strong feelings. DERIVATIVES unemotionally adverb … English terms dictionary
unemotional — [spelling only] … English World dictionary
unemotional — un|e|mo|tion|al [ˌʌnıˈməuʃənəl US ˈmou ] adj not showing your feelings ▪ His voice was unemotional. ▪ Zoe is normally an unemotional person … Dictionary of contemporary English
unemotional — adjective Date: 1876 not emotional: as a. not easily aroused or excited ; cold b. involving a minimum of emotion ; intellectual < an unemotional assessment > • unemotionally adverb … New Collegiate Dictionary
unemotional — adjective a) Showing little or no feeling An unemotional person b) Reasoned and objective, involving reason or intellect rather than feelings Syn: dispassionate Ant: p … Wiktionary
unemotional — adj. Unemotional is used with these nouns: ↑voice … Collocations dictionary
unemotional — un|e|mo|tion|al [ ,ʌnı mouʃənl ] adjective not showing any feelings: My father was a remote and unemotional man. ╾ un|e|mo|tion|al|ly adverb … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
