Definition of passionless in English:

passionless

adjective ˈpaʃnləsˈpæʃ(ə)nləs

Lacking strong emotion; unemotional.
the voice is passionless, monotone
Example sentencesExamples
- The encounter then developed into a pretty passionless and ponderous one for a healthy home crowd of 26,708, with Arena's side content to sit on their single-goal lead.
- For a truly vapid and incomprehensible (yet edifyingly elitist) waste of time, do read His Grace's fine paeons to the terminally passionless and intellectually banal.
- It would seem no coincidence that the cool, passionless persona emerged at the time of the break-up of her marriage.
- Tourist represents a whole album of this faux, passionless emotion which, given Athlete's previous sunny disposition, sounds entirely synthetic.
- That may come across as cold and passionless but that's only because I don't agree with most political philosophies or politicians.
- Second, ‘too many liberals compromise themselves and their causes into oblivion,’ through passionless and overly civil politics.
- As we journey through Cook's life, we get a clear if passionless commentary, which delicately glosses over unpleasantness and is regularly brightened by, fancy that, facts.
- But in some ways it's almost as passionless as the characters skirting their emotions and desires.
- ‘Rarely has an important political figure in [Massachusetts] engendered such passionless support,’ the Boston Globe reported.
- ‘It was a bit passionless,’ the colleague said.
- Aiming a punch at an egg-throwing protester during the 2001 General Election campaign and being shamelessly rude to the fourth estate strikes a chord with many voters who believe politics has become too passionless.
- Very funny, just to remind us that nothing we are seeing is very funny, and the final shot is the sort of passionless kiss you get when the director is sleeping with the woman being kissed by the handsome star.
- Souness was pleased with the character shown by his players, particularly in the wake of Saturday's passionless display at Birmingham, which had prompted the manager to question the attitude of his squad.
- But overall the performances, the music, the photography and the pace are passionless and at 270 minutes, the film is ponderous.
- Unfortunately, the insurance company and drug company models for delivering passionless, profitable self-serving health care may well be chipping away at our reputation around the world.
- Sylvian's work isn't tinged with the same sense of loss and tragedy and his stylised delivery makes for oddly passionless songs; but, like the Scot, he is an artist who has managed to produce consistently fascinating work.
- It is often frivolous, vehement but mostly passionless, lazily deceitful or ill-informed and without political substance or influence.
- Louise, our heroine, is the dreamy little housewife serving up endless sausages to her passionless civil servant husband, who comes from a long line of government clerks and is ‘proud to have done no better’.
- The period, as he never tired of repeating, was one of passionless reflection and detached understanding.
- Because, contrary to what's been said about us in the past, New Zealanders are not a passionless people, and the brightest gems will sometimes be found lurking in a hole in the ground, clad in blue overalls.
Synonyms
unemotional, cold, cold-blooded, emotionless, frigid, cool, unfeeling, unloving, unresponsive, undemonstrative, impassive, withdrawn, unapproachable, aloof, detached, distant, dispassionate, remote
dull, boring, lacking in vitality, spiritless, lifeless, soulless, wooden, dry, desiccated, flat, uninspired, unimpassioned, insipid, lacklustre, colourless, anaemic, bloodless, vapid

Definition of passionless in US English:

passionless

adjectiveˈpæʃ(ə)nləsˈpaSH(ə)nləs

Lacking strong emotion; unemotional.
the voice is passionless, monotone
Example sentencesExamples
- That may come across as cold and passionless but that's only because I don't agree with most political philosophies or politicians.
- Very funny, just to remind us that nothing we are seeing is very funny, and the final shot is the sort of passionless kiss you get when the director is sleeping with the woman being kissed by the handsome star.
- Unfortunately, the insurance company and drug company models for delivering passionless, profitable self-serving health care may well be chipping away at our reputation around the world.
- But overall the performances, the music, the photography and the pace are passionless and at 270 minutes, the film is ponderous.
- ‘It was a bit passionless,’ the colleague said.
- For a truly vapid and incomprehensible (yet edifyingly elitist) waste of time, do read His Grace's fine paeons to the terminally passionless and intellectually banal.
- The encounter then developed into a pretty passionless and ponderous one for a healthy home crowd of 26,708, with Arena's side content to sit on their single-goal lead.
- Aiming a punch at an egg-throwing protester during the 2001 General Election campaign and being shamelessly rude to the fourth estate strikes a chord with many voters who believe politics has become too passionless.
- Because, contrary to what's been said about us in the past, New Zealanders are not a passionless people, and the brightest gems will sometimes be found lurking in a hole in the ground, clad in blue overalls.
- It is often frivolous, vehement but mostly passionless, lazily deceitful or ill-informed and without political substance or influence.
- Sylvian's work isn't tinged with the same sense of loss and tragedy and his stylised delivery makes for oddly passionless songs; but, like the Scot, he is an artist who has managed to produce consistently fascinating work.
- Second, ‘too many liberals compromise themselves and their causes into oblivion,’ through passionless and overly civil politics.
- The period, as he never tired of repeating, was one of passionless reflection and detached understanding.
- As we journey through Cook's life, we get a clear if passionless commentary, which delicately glosses over unpleasantness and is regularly brightened by, fancy that, facts.
- Souness was pleased with the character shown by his players, particularly in the wake of Saturday's passionless display at Birmingham, which had prompted the manager to question the attitude of his squad.
- Louise, our heroine, is the dreamy little housewife serving up endless sausages to her passionless civil servant husband, who comes from a long line of government clerks and is ‘proud to have done no better’.
- It would seem no coincidence that the cool, passionless persona emerged at the time of the break-up of her marriage.
- ‘Rarely has an important political figure in [Massachusetts] engendered such passionless support,’ the Boston Globe reported.
- But in some ways it's almost as passionless as the characters skirting their emotions and desires.
- Tourist represents a whole album of this faux, passionless emotion which, given Athlete's previous sunny disposition, sounds entirely synthetic.
Synonyms
unemotional, cold, cold-blooded, emotionless, frigid, cool, unfeeling, unloving, unresponsive, undemonstrative, impassive, withdrawn, unapproachable, aloof, detached, distant, dispassionate, remote
dull, boring, lacking in vitality, spiritless, lifeless, soulless, wooden, dry, desiccated, flat, uninspired, unimpassioned, insipid, lacklustre, colourless, anaemic, bloodless, vapid

单词	passionless
释义	Definition of passionless in English: passionless adjective ˈpaʃnləsˈpæʃ(ə)nləs Lacking strong emotion; unemotional. the voice is passionless, monotone Example sentencesExamples The encounter then developed into a pretty passionless and ponderous one for a healthy home crowd of 26,708, with Arena's side content to sit on their single-goal lead. For a truly vapid and incomprehensible (yet edifyingly elitist) waste of time, do read His Grace's fine paeons to the terminally passionless and intellectually banal. It would seem no coincidence that the cool, passionless persona emerged at the time of the break-up of her marriage. Tourist represents a whole album of this faux, passionless emotion which, given Athlete's previous sunny disposition, sounds entirely synthetic. That may come across as cold and passionless but that's only because I don't agree with most political philosophies or politicians. Second, ‘too many liberals compromise themselves and their causes into oblivion,’ through passionless and overly civil politics. As we journey through Cook's life, we get a clear if passionless commentary, which delicately glosses over unpleasantness and is regularly brightened by, fancy that, facts. But in some ways it's almost as passionless as the characters skirting their emotions and desires. ‘Rarely has an important political figure in [Massachusetts] engendered such passionless support,’ the Boston Globe reported. ‘It was a bit passionless,’ the colleague said. Aiming a punch at an egg-throwing protester during the 2001 General Election campaign and being shamelessly rude to the fourth estate strikes a chord with many voters who believe politics has become too passionless. Very funny, just to remind us that nothing we are seeing is very funny, and the final shot is the sort of passionless kiss you get when the director is sleeping with the woman being kissed by the handsome star. Souness was pleased with the character shown by his players, particularly in the wake of Saturday's passionless display at Birmingham, which had prompted the manager to question the attitude of his squad. But overall the performances, the music, the photography and the pace are passionless and at 270 minutes, the film is ponderous. Unfortunately, the insurance company and drug company models for delivering passionless, profitable self-serving health care may well be chipping away at our reputation around the world. Sylvian's work isn't tinged with the same sense of loss and tragedy and his stylised delivery makes for oddly passionless songs; but, like the Scot, he is an artist who has managed to produce consistently fascinating work. It is often frivolous, vehement but mostly passionless, lazily deceitful or ill-informed and without political substance or influence. Louise, our heroine, is the dreamy little housewife serving up endless sausages to her passionless civil servant husband, who comes from a long line of government clerks and is ‘proud to have done no better’. The period, as he never tired of repeating, was one of passionless reflection and detached understanding. Because, contrary to what's been said about us in the past, New Zealanders are not a passionless people, and the brightest gems will sometimes be found lurking in a hole in the ground, clad in blue overalls. Synonyms unemotional, cold, cold-blooded, emotionless, frigid, cool, unfeeling, unloving, unresponsive, undemonstrative, impassive, withdrawn, unapproachable, aloof, detached, distant, dispassionate, remote dull, boring, lacking in vitality, spiritless, lifeless, soulless, wooden, dry, desiccated, flat, uninspired, unimpassioned, insipid, lacklustre, colourless, anaemic, bloodless, vapid Definition of passionless in US English: passionless adjectiveˈpæʃ(ə)nləsˈpaSH(ə)nləs Lacking strong emotion; unemotional. the voice is passionless, monotone Example sentencesExamples That may come across as cold and passionless but that's only because I don't agree with most political philosophies or politicians. Very funny, just to remind us that nothing we are seeing is very funny, and the final shot is the sort of passionless kiss you get when the director is sleeping with the woman being kissed by the handsome star. Unfortunately, the insurance company and drug company models for delivering passionless, profitable self-serving health care may well be chipping away at our reputation around the world. But overall the performances, the music, the photography and the pace are passionless and at 270 minutes, the film is ponderous. ‘It was a bit passionless,’ the colleague said. For a truly vapid and incomprehensible (yet edifyingly elitist) waste of time, do read His Grace's fine paeons to the terminally passionless and intellectually banal. The encounter then developed into a pretty passionless and ponderous one for a healthy home crowd of 26,708, with Arena's side content to sit on their single-goal lead. Aiming a punch at an egg-throwing protester during the 2001 General Election campaign and being shamelessly rude to the fourth estate strikes a chord with many voters who believe politics has become too passionless. Because, contrary to what's been said about us in the past, New Zealanders are not a passionless people, and the brightest gems will sometimes be found lurking in a hole in the ground, clad in blue overalls. It is often frivolous, vehement but mostly passionless, lazily deceitful or ill-informed and without political substance or influence. Sylvian's work isn't tinged with the same sense of loss and tragedy and his stylised delivery makes for oddly passionless songs; but, like the Scot, he is an artist who has managed to produce consistently fascinating work. Second, ‘too many liberals compromise themselves and their causes into oblivion,’ through passionless and overly civil politics. The period, as he never tired of repeating, was one of passionless reflection and detached understanding. As we journey through Cook's life, we get a clear if passionless commentary, which delicately glosses over unpleasantness and is regularly brightened by, fancy that, facts. Souness was pleased with the character shown by his players, particularly in the wake of Saturday's passionless display at Birmingham, which had prompted the manager to question the attitude of his squad. Louise, our heroine, is the dreamy little housewife serving up endless sausages to her passionless civil servant husband, who comes from a long line of government clerks and is ‘proud to have done no better’. It would seem no coincidence that the cool, passionless persona emerged at the time of the break-up of her marriage. ‘Rarely has an important political figure in [Massachusetts] engendered such passionless support,’ the Boston Globe reported. But in some ways it's almost as passionless as the characters skirting their emotions and desires. Tourist represents a whole album of this faux, passionless emotion which, given Athlete's previous sunny disposition, sounds entirely synthetic. Synonyms unemotional, cold, cold-blooded, emotionless, frigid, cool, unfeeling, unloving, unresponsive, undemonstrative, impassive, withdrawn, unapproachable, aloof, detached, distant, dispassionate, remote dull, boring, lacking in vitality, spiritless, lifeless, soulless, wooden, dry, desiccated, flat, uninspired, unimpassioned, insipid, lacklustre, colourless, anaemic, bloodless, vapid
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