impassivity
/ɪm.pæˈsɪv.ɪ.ti/Traduction: Nom désignant l'état d'apathie ou de détachement émotionnel, caractérisé par l'absence de réactions affectives ou d'émotions visibles.
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noun
/ɪm.pæˈsɪv.ɪ.ti/
Существительное, обозначающее состояние апатии или эмоциональной отстранённости, характеризующееся отсутствием эмоциональных реакций.
Sustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de quien no muestra emociones ni reacciones afectivas, manteniéndose sereno, indiferente o apático ante lo que ocurre.
Nom désignant l'état d'apathie ou de détachement émotionnel, caractérisé par l'absence de réactions affectives ou d'émotions visibles.
Zustand der Apathie oder emotionalen Distanz, gekennzeichnet durch das Fehlen emotionaler Reaktionen.
Substantivo que designa o estado de ausência de emoções ou de reações emocionais, caracterizado por apatia, serenidade imperturbável ou indiferença.
名词，表示冷漠、缺乏情感反应或情绪抽离的状态，即对外界刺激无动于衷、不表现出情绪波动。
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A noun referring to a state of apathy or emotional detachment, characterized by an absence of emotional reactions.
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Lack of emotional reactionC1formal
A state of being unresponsive or showing no emotion, often interpreted as apathy or indifference.
БесстрастностьFalta de reacción emocionalImpassibilitéUnempfindlichkeitImpassibilidade冷漠عدم الانفعال- His impassivity during the tragic news surprised everyone.
- The detective's impassivity made it hard to read his thoughts.
- She maintained an air of impassivity despite the chaos around her.
Synonymesaloofnessapathycoldnessdetachmentemotionlessnessimpassivenessindifferencephlegmstoicismunconcern
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