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dispassionate

adjectiveHigh-frequency wordMore D words

not influenced by emotion; calmly impartial

Word origin: From the prefix dis- plus passion, from Latin pati, to suffer or feel.

In a sentence

Dispassionate in a sentence

Here are example sentences showing dispassionate in a sentence.

She offered a dispassionate analysis of a situation that enraged others.

The judge delivered a dispassionate analysis of the facts, untroubled by the public outcry surrounding the case.

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emotionalbiasedpassionate
Usage & nuance

Using “dispassionate” well

Dispassionate means calmly impartial and uninfluenced by emotion, pairing with objective and detached. It praises composure and fairness, not coldness or apathy.

Common questions

Questions about “dispassionate

Dispassionate (adjective) means not influenced by emotion; calmly impartial
Here is dispassionate used in an example sentence: "She offered a dispassionate analysis of a situation that enraged others." Another example: "The judge delivered a dispassionate analysis of the facts, untroubled by the public outcry surrounding the case."
Common synonyms for dispassionate include impartial, objective, detached.
Antonyms of dispassionate include emotional, biased, passionate.
Clusters with impartial, objective, and detached in Sentence Equivalence. Antonyms emotional, biased, and passionate describe judgment swayed by feeling.
Yes. Dispassionate is a high-frequency GRE word, so it is worth prioritising as you build your vocabulary.

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