Definition of "impassively" []

• In an impassive manner. (adverb)

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• ""I don't know anything," impassively; "unless it is that I wouldn't be in your shoes if I got a dollar for every cent you've made out of this cursed business.""
• "It's been a great year-long event that has encouraged taking a role in worship so you're not just receiving God's word impassively, "Clavette said."
• "The president sought to woo Republicans in his speech, noting that 50 House Republicans have proposed the same payroll tax cut for small businesses, and citing a bridge in need of repair between Kentucky and Ohio — home to McConnell and House Speaker John Boehner, who sat impassively behind him."