Controlled and Emotionless

Controlled

Controlled adjective - Restrained or managed or kept within certain bounds.

Emotionless and controlled are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Emotionless" with "Controlled", this adjectives are similar.

Emotionless

Emotionless adjective - Not feeling or showing emotion.

Controlled and emotionless are semantically related in reserved topic. Sometimes you can use "Controlled" instead an adjective "Emotionless".

Nearby Words: emotion, emotionlessness

Both words in one sentence

  • In Doctor Who, the Cybermen are all emotionless, computer-controlled slaves... except for the one in "Doomsday", who manages to break her programming and stop the other Cybermen.
  • Order Versus Chaos The followers of the Chaos Gods tend to end up controlled by their emotions and become more and more mutated until they turn into mindless Spawn, while the followers of the C'tan had their minds transferred into unchanging metal bodies and became the soulless and emotionless Necrons.
  • Film / Captain America: The Winter Soldier The Winter Soldier is another good example of the Order aspects of HYDRA: a totally emotionless, completely controlled superhuman, slavishly obedient to superiors whom he could tear apart with his fighting skill, to the point that they can slap him and he barely reacts.
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