The word 'passionless' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective that describes someone or something that lacks passion or intense emotion. Example: "The new CEO was known for his passionless leadership style, causing many employees to feel demotivated and unengaged."
But even then he was fluent enough, although passionless.
While Paul Ryan seemed hamstrung by having to defend positions that he has only recently adopted, and came across as passionless and – remarkably – small-ball compared with the blue skies thinking that we told to expect, Biden went large on issues like Medicare.
He said that, at the time, he felt fat, unloved, "passionless" and purposeless.
Mr Meyer's food empire includes a bakery chain, a catering business, a vinegar brewery, an organic orchard, a collection of public allotments and a "Nordic Food Lab" that operates from a boat berthed round the corner from Noma, all dedicated to his mission to rid Denmark of its "uniform, generic, passionless food".
(Devoutly Catholic, he waited until 1946 before at last agreeing to dissolve their passionless seven-year union).
From childhood on, books held a place of almost religious prominence in Wharton's life.In this section The squeeze is on Dazed and confused How not to win friends Grand dame The rage of giving Poland's loss ReprintsA passionless relationship with Teddy Wharton, whom she married at 23, grew unbearable when his mental health collapsed.
Perhaps for that reason, this has been a rather passionless campaign.
Sad were my thoughts that anchor'd silentlyOf the dead waters of that passionless seaUnstirr'd by any touch of living breath:Silence hung over it, and drowsy Death,Like a gorged seabird, slept with folded wingsOn crowded carcasses sad passive thingsThomas HoodOF ALL the blights afflicting the sea, carbon dioxide is just one.
He wishes that the television ads mattered less, and rails that the winners in America's political game are inevitably passionless: "Hollowness", he says, "is, apparently, an advantage".
They are trapped in passionless or violent marriages and resort to murder as a means of escape, usually destroying their conspiring paramours in the process.
Dukakis himself proved to be a passionless campaigner at crucial points in the race.
