aseptically
- adverb
- /əˈsɛptɪkli/
- The report was written aseptically, focusing only on facts and avoiding personal feelings.
Examples
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She spoke aseptically about the accident, showing no emotion in her voice.
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He aseptically recounted the events, as if he were not personally involved.
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The doctor spoke aseptically during the examination.
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She handled the situation aseptically, avoiding any emotional involvement.
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She spoke aseptically about the incident, presenting the information without any emotional expression.
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The article was written aseptically, emphasizing data and analysis while steering clear of personal opinions.
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He recounted the events aseptically, ensuring his description remained detached and objective.
Synonyms
In a way that shows little feeling or kindness to other people
In a way that shows no feeling or reaction
Showing no interest or care
In a way that shows no feeling in the body or mind
In a cold way that shows no care for other people's feelings
In a cold, unfriendly way that shows no feeling
In a way that shows no feeling or awareness
In a cold, unfriendly way that shows no feeling
In a way that shows little interest
In a cold, unfriendly way that shows no feeling
To behave in a cold, unfriendly way
Without showing care for someone's feelings
In a cold, detached way that shows little feeling
In a way that does not show care or kindness
Without showing any feeling
In a way that shows no feeling on the face
In a cold way that shows no feeling
In a very unfriendly way that shows no warmth
Someone speaks or acts in a hard, cold way that shows no sympathy
In a way that shows little warmth or care
In a still, cold way that shows no feeling
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Morphology
Etymology
Aseptically comes from the parts a- 'not' and septic 'causing infection', as in antiseptic. A helpful way to remember the second meaning is to think of 'no germs' becoming 'no feeling', so to act aseptically can mean to be cold and without feeling.