“+ adjective
Etymology: dis- (I) + passionate
: free from the influence of passion or strong feeling:
a. : equitable of disposition : calm , cool , composed
it was his fate in life to have his equanimity mistaken for pluck, whereas it was actually something much more dispassionate and much less virile — James Hilton
b. : calm in judgment : uninfluenced by prejudice, favoritism, or partisanship : judicial
plumes himself upon this spirit, even when he is sufficiently dispassionate to perceive the ruin it works — Charles Dickens
Synonyms: see fair