Spock
- noun
- /spɑk/
- Informal
- We're not really sort of a Spock who's taking these logical decisions.
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Watch on YouTubeWe're not really sort of a Spock who's taking these logical decisions.
- We're not really sort of a Spock who's taking these logical decisions.
- And when I think about the culture that I want to be part of, I'd rather have more Spock's than Kirk's, right?
Examples
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So you got Spock, who just uses logic.
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But it's more it's like Spock on catnip or whatever.
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But it's more it's like Spock on catnip or whatever.
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And when I think about the culture that I want to be part of, I'd rather have more Spock's than Kirk's, right?
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Spock: Our current circumstances...
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If they weren't confused by two Spocks, one of them alternative, I fail to see how two Kirks would be any more so.
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Many people see him as a Spock because he approaches problems with pure logic.
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In discussions, she often takes on the role of a Spock, focusing on facts rather than feelings.
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He is a true Spock, always analyzing situations without letting his emotions influence him.
Synonyms
A fictional alien from Star Trek who values logic over emotion
Antonyms
How Emotional
Surface Forms
Etymology
Spock as a word for a very logical, unemotional person comes from the Star Trek character Spock, a calm Vulcan who thinks with reason instead of feeling. So calling someone a 'Spock' means they act very logical and show little emotion.