dispassionate
dispassionate نہیں
definition
adjective
she dealt with life's disasters in a calm, dispassionate way
not influenced by strong emotion, and so able to be rational and impartial.
example
The professional soldier is one who is cold, 'dispassionate' and regretful in his duty when forced to kill.
Instead we are given a cool, 'dispassionate' demonstration of formal alternatives.
It is not surprising that the decision was not as 'dispassionate' and impartial as we might feel after 60 years.
The advantage is that he will be able to take a more distant and 'dispassionate' view of things and will be seen to be impartial.
They're able to go back now and take really deliberate, 'dispassionate' views of the situation.
This is colder and more 'dispassionate' , with a lead character who we're supposed to sympathise with, but who kills for a living.
That immediately drained the emotion out of everything; I became 'dispassionate' , rational.
But on the surface he remains calm, a 'dispassionate' child observing his parents from the other side of an emotional gulf.
He's a perfectionist who pushes himself, often in a cold, 'dispassionate' way.
His unflappable 'dispassionate' calm is an end in itself.
Will was calm and 'dispassionate' in stating something that is demonstrably false.
Her expression was pure tranquillity, so 'dispassionate' and detached that she seemed to be in the depths of some daydream.
Don't look here for cool analysis or 'dispassionate' reportage - Cohen is too angry for that.
They wish to return to an atmosphere of mutual respect, which will permit rational and 'dispassionate' debate.
Instead, it comes across as a rather 'dispassionate' account written by an author frightened of emotion.
There has been no open forum in which each side could present its case in a sober and 'dispassionate' manner.
Strong opinions are best served by cold 'dispassionate' logic.
How these professionals can remain 'dispassionate' and impartial in their job I will never know.
While their style is sometimes cool and 'dispassionate' , their sympathies are usually clear.
People falsely assume that being 'dispassionate' means being cold or indifferent.
The first is the intellectual spirit of 'dispassion' and coolness that grows out of the ideal of ‘critical distance.’
And here comes a certified Great Thinker to tell you that what really counts is not 'dispassionateness' but, on the contrary, passion.
He is not a foreign correspondent in the Middle East with a duty to accurately, objectively and 'dispassionately' report all he sees.
People should view the circumstances now surrounding the particular case which may have generated this with a bit of calm, 'dispassion' , and common sense.
What this means is that my own ability for 'dispassionateness' about Friend's standing as an artist is perhaps more questionable than most.
There is something haunting in the light of the moon; it has all the 'dispassionateness' of a disembodied soul, and something of its inconceivable mystery
It's very interesting to hear you talk about this now, because you're doing so with quite a bit of objectivity and 'dispassion' , and seemingly no residual bitterness about it.
It would never have occurred to him that science is really something else, with its spirit of pure research and serene 'dispassionateness' .
‘If I died here, that is what my children might decide,’ Lynch says, examining the stone - work of his possible resting place with professional 'dispassion' .
Dispassionateness of judgment will also lead to 'dispassionateness' of speech.
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