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Meaning of dispassionately
The primary meaning of "dispassionately" is to consider or judge something without being influenced by personal feelings or emotions.
Etymology of dispassionately
The word "dispassionately" originates from the adjective "dispassionate", which is derived from the prefix "dis-" (meaning 'without' or 'lacking') and "passionate" (from Old French "passion", referring to strong emotions or feelings).
Historically, the term has been used since the 17th century to describe a state of being free from strong emotions, allowing for more rational and objective judgment.
Synonyms
objectively
impartially
neutrally
calmly
serenely
peacefully
quietly
reservedly
detachedly
unemotionally
soberly
rationally
logically
sensibly
wisely
prudently
cautiously
carefully
thoughtfully
reflectively
contemplatively
meditatively
analytically
critically
disinterestedly
uninvolvedly
unconcernedly
aloofly
distantly
remotely
coldly
unfeelingly
insensibly
impassively
stoically
phlegmatically
imperturbably
unflappably
composedly
collectedly
tranquilly
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines "dispassionately" as in a dispassionate manner, without passion, i.e., without strong emotions, especially in a way that is considered fair and unbiased.
- * It can also imply a lack of personal involvement or interest in a matter, allowing for a more objective assessment or decision.
Usage Examples
- The judge reviewed the case dispassionately, considering all the evidence before making a decision.
- * It's essential to approach this sensitive topic dispassionately to avoid being swayed by personal biases.
- * The researcher analyzed the data dispassionately, drawing conclusions based solely on the findings.
Antonyms
passionately
emotionally
sensitively
personally
subjectively
impulsively
irrationally
illogically
sensationally
dramatically
excitedly
enthusiastically
eagerly
intensely
fervently
ardently
warmly
heatedly
violently
aggressively
hostilely
bitterly
resentfully
angrily