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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Impassively vs blankly
Is there any difference between looking/staring impassively and blankly at something?
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Here's the broad idea. impassively - your face is not expressing what you are thinking, what you are feeling. blankly - you look as if you are not thinking anything and you are not understanding anything.
- Here's the broad idea.
- impassively - your face is not expressing what you are thinking, what you are feeling.
- blankly - you look as if you are not thinking anything and you are not understanding anything.
- Clive
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Here's the broad idea.
impassively - your face is not expressing what you are thinking, what you are feeling.
blankly - you look as if you are not thinking anything and you are not understanding anything.
Clive
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