unfeeling in Greek
unfeeling in Greek is άπονος, αδιάφορος — unfeeling means showing no emotion, sympathy, or compassion; callous.
unfeeling in Greek
άπονος
Pronounced: aponos
Without emotion or sympathy.
αδιάφορος
Pronounced: adiaforos
Without emotion or sympathy.
What does "unfeeling" mean?
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adj Showing no emotion, sympathy, or compassion; callous.
"The manager gave an unfeeling response to news of the layoffs."
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unfeeling in a sentence
- The manager gave an unfeeling response to news of the layoffs.
- She seemed cold and unfeeling toward her own family.
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What is "unfeeling" in Greek?
"unfeeling" in Greek is άπονος, αδιάφορος. unfeeling means: Showing no emotion, sympathy, or compassion; callous.
How do you pronounce άπονος?
"unfeeling" in Greek is άπονος, pronounced "aponos".
How do you use "unfeeling" in a sentence?
Example: "The manager gave an unfeeling response to news of the layoffs." In Greek, "unfeeling" is άπονος, αδιάφορος.
Are there other ways to say "unfeeling" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "unfeeling": άπονος, αδιάφορος.
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