quite impassive

Frequency: 5.53.0 per million words

Used to indicate a significant degree of impassiveness.

impassiveADVERB + impassive

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quite

Examples (10)

  • His face remained quite impassive throughout the difficult negotiation.
  • Despite the shocking news, her expression stayed quite impassive.
  • The judge listened to the testimony, his demeanor quite impassive.
  • She was known for her ability to appear quite impassive under pressure.
  • The audience was captivated by the actor's quite impassive portrayal of the stoic character.
  • He stood there, a quite impassive figure, observing the chaos around him.
  • Even when praised, the athlete remained quite impassive, never showing excitement.
  • The statue's gaze was quite impassive, seemingly oblivious to the changing seasons.
  • It was hard to tell what he was thinking, as he kept his features quite impassive.
  • Her response to the criticism was quite impassive, offering no hint of her true feelings.