unˈpassioned, ppl. a.
[un-1 8.]
= unpassionate a.
| a 1618 J. Davies (Heref.) Witte's Pilgr. Wks. (Grosart) II. 48/2 O you vnpassiond peacefull Harts That with me liue secure in meane estate. 1678 Temple Let. Wks. 1720 II. 515 As unpassioned, and as uninteressed Concernment in the..Service of my Master..as any Man can have. a 1764 Mrs. Carter in Mem. (1808) II. 103 With calm severity, unpassion'd Age Detects the specious fallacies of Youth. |