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/ʌnˈfiːlɪŋ/ · un.fee.ling
adjective
- Lacking emotion or sympathy Her unfeeling response to the news of her friend's death shocked everyone.
- Showing no concern or compassion The unfeeling manager refused to give his employees a raise.
- Having no emotional connection or attachment The unfeeling machine was unable to understand the human emotions behind the words.
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Did you know? The word 'unfeeling' was used by the English poet and playwright John Dryden in his 1681 play 'Marriage à la mode' to describe a character's lack of emotional response to a tragic event.