Thesaurus / undemonstrative
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MOST RELEVANT
- aloof
- annoyed
- apathetic
- chill
- chilly
- distant
- frigid
- impertinent
- impudent
- incurious
- indifferent
- insolent
- lukewarm
- offended
- offhand
- offish
- procacious
- remote
- reserved
- reticent
- solitary
- standoffish
- unapproachable
- uncommunicative
- unenthusiastic
- unfriendly
- uninterested
- unresponsive
- unsociable
- unwelcoming
- withdrawn
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Yet this sounds too severe on Miss Mildmay, who in her own undemonstrative way did love her nephew and nieces.
ROBIN REDBREASTMARY LOUISA MOLESWORTH
She knew that she had been undemonstrative in her manner, and that such was her nature.
AN OLD MAN'S LOVEANTHONY TROLLOPE
It is a religion of love, practical, undemonstrative, knowing nothing of pageantry and spectacle.
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF AMBROSE BIERCEAMBROSE BIERCE
But she remembered that Suzette was always undemonstrative, and she did not blame her, after her first disappointment.
THE QUALITY OF MERCYW. D. HOWELLS
She was an undemonstrative girl, though her likes and dislikes were well known to herself.
AMY IN ACADIAHELEN LEAH REED
Few people would think the Scotsman makes an excellent beggar, seeing that his manner is so undemonstrative.
BEGGARSW. H. (WILLIAM HENRY) DAVIES
She seemed a rather commonplace girl, quiet and undemonstrative.
MILDRED AT HOMEMARTHA FINLEY
His religious instincts were as strong and genuine as they were markedly undemonstrative.
SWIFTLESLIE STEPHEN
He himself seemed, in an undemonstrative way, to like Lady Maria.
EMILY FOX-SETONFRANCES HODGSON BURNETT
His energy, and the amount of work he did himself were remarkable; his manner was quiet and undemonstrative.
LIFE OF JOHN COLERIDGE PATTESONCHARLOTTE M. YONGE
WORDS RELATED TO UNDEMONSTRATIVE
- apathetic
- cold-blooded
- cool
- dead
- distant
- emotionless
- frigid
- frosty
- glacial
- icy
- impersonal
- imperturbable
- indifferent
- inhibited
- inhospitable
- joyless
- lukewarm
- matter-of-fact
- passionless
- phlegmatic
- reserved
- reticent
- spiritless
- standoffish
- stony
- unconcerned
- undemonstrative
- unenthusiastic
- unfeeling
- unimpassioned
- unmoved
- unresponsive
- unsympathetic
- apathetic
- cold-blooded
- cool
- dead
- distant
- emotionless
- frigid
- frosty
- glacial
- icy
- impersonal
- imperturbable
- indifferent
- inhibited
- inhospitable
- joyless
- lukewarm
- matter-of-fact
- passionless
- phlegmatic
- reserved
- reticent
- spiritless
- standoffish
- stony
- unconcerned
- undemonstrative
- unenthusiastic
- unfeeling
- unimpassioned
- unmoved
- unresponsive
- unsympathetic
- calm and collected
- chilled
- conservative
- controlled
- cool
- corked up
- discreet
- in charge
- in check
- inobtrusive
- laid-back
- mild
- moderate
- muted
- on a leash
- plain
- reasonable
- reticent
- retiring
- self-controlled
- shrinking
- soft
- steady
- subdued
- tasteful
- temperate
- unaffable
- undemonstrative
- under control
- under wraps
- unexcessive
- unexpansive
- unextreme
- unobtrusive
- uptight
- withdrawn
- aloof
- annoyed
- apathetic
- chill
- chilly
- distant
- frigid
- impertinent
- impudent
- incurious
- indifferent
- insolent
- lukewarm
- offended
- offhand
- procacious
- remote
- reserved
- reticent
- solitary
- standoffish
- unapproachable
- uncommunicative
- undemonstrative
- unenthusiastic
- unfriendly
- uninterested
- unresponsive
- unsociable
- unwelcoming
- withdrawn
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.