Translations for „dispassion“ in the English » German Dictionary

dis·pas·sion [dɪsˈpæʃən] N no pl

dispassion

Gelassenheit f

dispassion

Leidenschaftslosigkeit f

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English

She views everyday objects with an anthropological dispassion, labelling and describing each like artifacts in a museum.

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Life becomes a harmony when we have all three -- passion, dispassion and compassion.

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The result is a dispassion amounting to near-anonymity.

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The police came; they investigated with procedural dispassion and declared the death unsuspicious.

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He embodied accuracy, dispassion and objectivity in his reporting, and his contribution to the telling of that history will never be forgotten by his colleagues.

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Yet his life was one of the greatest gifts to humanity and is an epitome of divine compassion and dispassion.

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Kitsch seeks life and therefore seeks the individual, in contradiction to art's irony and dispassion.

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She speaks with a deadening dispassion, as if there is no point to emotion.

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Its dispassion is the very heartbeat of despair.

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He discards impersonal descriptions and the cold dispassion of the social novelist, who has a fear of taking sides.

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