unemotionally
/ˌʌnɪˈməʊʃənəli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌʌnɪˈməʊʃənəli/ (ame, ipa)
unemotionally — adverb
1. in a controlled way that does not show emotion or personal feeling to other peop
in a controlled way that does not show emotion or personal feeling to other people
Adaeze answered the complaint unemotionally and kept reading from the report.
verb + unemotionally in a flat, controlled response
At the hospital desk, Elise unemotionally explained that visiting time was over.
unemotionally + verb of speaking in a difficult situation
The newsreader unemotionally listed the names while families waited in silence.
Wei unemotionally told the jury what he saw near the station.
During the interview, Dewi unemotionally described the fire to the police.
- impassively
more formal, often stressing a still face or deliberate self-control
- coldly
stronger and more negative, suggesting distance or lack of sympathy
- calmly
broader and often more positive because calm speech can still sound kind
- emotionally
with feelings clearly visible in the voice or reaction
- warmly
in a friendly and openly sympathetic way
文法句型
verb + unemotionally
unemotionally + verb of speaking, reporting, or answering
用法筆記
Often modifies verbs of speaking, reporting, or responding when someone keeps emotion out of their voice and face. It can sound negative when the situation would normally call for warmth, sympathy, or visible distress.