CEFR B2

dispassionate

adjective

Meaning

Not influenced by or showing strong emotion or personal bias; impartial.

Examples

A dispassionate analysis of the situation is needed before making a decision.
She gave a dispassionate account of the events, focusing only on the facts.

Synonyms: impartial, unbiased, detached, equitable

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dispassionate (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /dɪsˈpæʃənət/

Definition

Not influenced by or showing strong emotion or personal bias; impartial.

Examples

A dispassionate analysis of the situation is needed before making a decision.
She gave a dispassionate account of the events, focusing only on the facts.
The scientist approached the experiment with a dispassionate attitude, free from preconceived notions.

How to Use dispassionate

dispassionate about (prepositional phrase): Not having or showing strong feelings about something. — "He remained dispassionate about the outcome of the game."
dispassionate towards (prepositional phrase): Not influenced by emotion or personal bias regarding someone or something. — "The referee was dispassionate towards both teams."

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