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• s  free from emotional appeal; marked by reasonableness
  answered with an unimpassioned defense
  the unimpassioned intellect

• Lincoln implored his fellow citizens in 1838 to replace those old pillars with new ones constructed by "reason, cold, calculating, unimpassioned reason.
• It is a savage, relentless, yet unimpassioned, picture.
• His oratory is unimpassioned, but his command of the President's English is beautiful to behold.