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dispassionately

ADVERB
in cold blood
Synonyms
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calculatedly callously coldheartedly coldly cruelly deliberately heartlessly indifferently intentionally premeditatedly ruthlessly unemotionally unfeelingly with full intent
ADVERB
neutrally
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disinterestedly equally indifferently objectively unbiasedly
ADVERB
objectively
Synonyms
STRONGEST
detachedly disinterestedly equitably indifferently justly neutrally soberly squarely
STRONG
considerately evenhandedly
WEAK
open-mindedly with an open mind with impartiality with objectivity without bias without favor without prejudice
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emotionally subjectively
ADVERB
patiently
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bravely calmly meekly quietly
WEAK
enduringly forbearingly impassively imperturbably resignedly submissively tolerantly
ADVERB
right
Synonyms
STRONG
decently properly
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conscientiously equitably ethically evenly honestly honorably impartially lawfully legitimately morally objectively reliably righteously sincerely squarely virtuously without bias without prejudice
Antonyms
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inaccurately inappropriately incorrectly indirectly unfairly unjustly unsuitably wrongly

Example Sentences

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Retail investors who consistently achieve the best results manage financial-market risk the same way institutional investors do — dispassionately and systematically.

From MarketWatch • Dec. 5, 2025

What’s new is that—thanks to AI—we can now apply them consistently, dispassionately and at scale, right when decisions are being made.

From The Wall Street Journal • Nov. 1, 2025

She also said they would have to "put any emotion to one side" and reach verdicts "dispassionately", which may not be easy or desirable but was what they must do.

From BBC • Apr. 28, 2025

So no, these are not isolated chemistry experiments that should be dispassionately observed in order to derive neutral scientific principles.

From Slate • Oct. 1, 2023

He inspected the fox’s wounds with a critical, practiced look and spoke dispassionately, “Well, fox, what do you want from us? No doubt Cluny your master has sent you here to spy.”

From "Redwall" by Brian Jacques