impassive in the PONS Dictionary

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Whatever torments he suffered his face remained impassive.
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His tone is even, his smooth face impassive.
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However, you'll be making a mistake if you choose to be regally impassive rather than let some of your feelings show.
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Gold sat impassive in his seat while he received a standing ovation, and it was clear that a wide majority of the members of both conventions supported him.
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He became apathetic, weak-willed, and impassive.
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The sky is huge above them and the sea impassive below.
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This faade, that most readily seen from the town, presents a decorous and impassive public face with one of the most architecturally severe elevations of the palace ("see illustration right").
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His face remains impassive, he leads his listeners a little at a time, with long pauses for their benefit, handling interruptions peacefully.
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Sometimes she is mysteriously impassive; we see what she's determined to do, but she sends no signals with voice or eyes to explain it.
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In addition to the impassive, emotion-dry classicism, and the symmetric "geometric logic of purity," this figure is notable for the imaginative cut-away of the building revealing a fanciful mountain backdrop.
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