athymic
- adjective
- /əˈθaɪmɪk/
- Specialized
- After the accident he became strangely athymic, giving no reaction to joyful or sad news.
Examples
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Despite the exciting announcement, she remained athymic and did not smile or frown.
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The patient's athymic state made it difficult for doctors to assess his mental health.
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He seems athymic.
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Don't be so athymic!
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After the accident, he became strangely athymic, giving no reaction to either joyful or sad news.
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The patient's athymic demeanor made it challenging for the doctors to evaluate his emotional well-being.
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Despite the exciting announcement, she remained athymic, showing neither a smile nor a frown.
Synonyms
Unable to feel or show emotion after something upsetting
Not showing emotion or personal involvement
Not showing much interest or energy
Not showing any feeling on the face or in the voice
Not showing feelings on the face or in the voice
Not showing strong feelings
Someone who shows little feeling and rarely reacts
Having little feeling in the face or voice
A person who shows no emotion in the face or voice
Shows very little feeling or reaction
Not showing any emotion on the face
Showing no feelings on the face or in actions
A person or thing that shows very little feeling in the face and voice
Calm and not easily made nervous or emotional
Calm and not easily excited or upset
Antonyms
How Emotional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Athymic The word athymic comes from the Greek parts a- 'without' and thymos 'emotion' or 'spirit'. So calling someone athymic says they seem 'without emotion' and show very little feeling.