The Only Use of "impassive" in "1984, by Orwell"

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impassive
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1984, by Orwell
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'Martin is one of us,' said O'Brien impassively.†
p. 170.5

impassively = in a manner showing little emotion

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(1) (impassive)
having or revealing little emotion -- especially under circumstances others would find exciting
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)