Synonyms of unemotional

unemotional

adjective

ˌən-i-ˈmō-sh(ə-)nəl

as in stoic

not feeling or showing emotion

a surprisingly unemotional expression for someone who was just informed that his wife was missing

Synonyms & Similar Words

• stoic
• emotionless
• calm
• stoical
• passionless
• phlegmatic
• impassive
• bland
• enigmatical
• undemonstrative
• detached
• stolid
• numb
• apathetic
• affectless
• enigmatic
• impassible
• dispassionate
• dry
• cold-blooded
• cold
• collected
• empty
• composed
• reserved
• unmoved
• wooden
• expressionless
• unflappable
• cool
• imperturbable
• aloof
• blank
• objective
• impersonal
• taciturn
• inexpressive
• unsentimental
• deadpan
• indifferent
• vacant
• pitiless
• reticent
• unfeeling
• inscrutable
• unresponsive
• bloodless
• unconcerned
• thoughtless
• stone-faced
• impenetrable
• straight-faced
• inconsiderate
• hard-hearted
• insensible

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• emotional
• passionate
• demonstrative
• impassioned
• fervent
• vehement
• passional
• enthusiastic
• fervid
• sentimental
• fiery
• zealous
• burning
• ardent
• red-hot
• flaming
• dramatic
• mushy
• melodramatic
• glowing
• mawkish
• sympathetic
• blazing
• hot-blooded
• compassionate
• histrionic
• responsive
• warm-blooded
• sensitive
• reactive
• maudlin
• gung ho
• overemotional
• overheated
• perfervid
• gushing

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of unemotional

Schmidt’s unemotional and seemingly effortless style of play did not sit well with the fans. —John Perrotto, Forbes, 12 Dec. 2024

Limit your responses to concrete, unemotional facts while maintaining a professional, neutral attitude. —Veronica Cristino, Vogue, 5 Dec. 2024

That steady, unemotional style will be cited as a reason for the second-half turnaround if the Cubs somehow defy the odds and make the playoffs. —Patrick Mooney, The Athletic, 9 July 2024

In any case, the field of economics had fostered a belief that markets were almost akin to a branch of physics, in the sense that they were driven by rational actors who were as unemotional and consistent in their behavior as atoms. —Gillian Tett, Foreign Affairs, 11 June 2019