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      dispassionate
      adjective
      unaffected by strong emotion or prejudice
      Roots
      disdis- · Latin · not, withoutpatior-pass · Latin · to suffer, feel
      Synonyms for dispassionate
      unpassionatevunemotionaladjunimpassionedadjimpartialadjdisinterestedadjunbiasedadjpassionlessadjunprejudicedadjevenhandedadjemotionlessadjimpassiveadjunprepossessedunaffectionateadjindifferentadjlevelheadedadjpococurante
      Words related to dispassionate
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      Where does dispassionate come from?

      The word dispassionate breaks down into 2 roots of Latin origin: dis-, from Latin dis (“not, without”); and -pass, from Latin patior (“to suffer, feel”). Explore each root to see other English words built from the same source.

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