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dispassioned

dispassioned adjective: lacking passion; dispassionate.

Adjective

dispassioned (comparative more dispassioned, superlative most dispassioned)

  1. Lacking passion; dispassionate.
    • dispassioned menc. 1608, John Donne, letter to Sir Henry Goodyere

Forms of dispassioned

comparativemore dispassioned
superlativemost dispassioned

Origin of dispassioned

From dis- + passion + -ed.

Questions about dispassioned

What does dispassioned mean?
Dispassioned means lacking passion; dispassionate.
What part of speech is dispassioned?
Dispassioned is an adjective.

Words near dispassioned in the dictionary

  1. dispassionated
  2. dispassionately
  3. dispassionateness
  4. dispassionates
  5. dispassionating
  6. dispassioned
  7. dispassions
  8. dispatch
  9. dispatch box
  10. dispatch boxes
  11. dispatch case

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