almost clinical

Frequency: 5.82.5 per million words

Used to describe a perspective or manner that is nearly, but not completely, objective and detached.

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He looked at the body with an almost clinical detachment.
The consultant analyzed the company's failures with an almost clinical precision.
She described the breakup with an almost clinical lack of emotion that worried her friends.
The art critic's review was almost clinical in its detailed breakdown of technique.
The scientist observed the experiment with an almost clinical interest, focusing only on data.
His prose is almost clinical, characterized by short, direct sentences devoid of sentiment.
To succeed, the new manager will need to adopt an almost clinical approach to performance reviews.
She was examining the architectural flaws with an almost clinical eye for detail.
How can you maintain such an almost clinical perspective on this deeply human issue?
There's an almost clinical efficiency to the way the team resolves production problems.