Literal-minded
Unsentimental and literal-minded are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unsentimental" instead an adjective phrase "Literal-minded".
Unsentimental
Unsentimental adjective - Facing facts or difficulties realistically and with determination.
Literal-minded and unsentimental are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Literal-minded" instead an adjective "Unsentimental".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- true and literal-minded
- true and unsentimental
- plain and literal-minded
- plain and unsentimental
- factual and literal-minded
- factual and unsentimental
- real and literal-minded
- real and unsentimental
- dry and literal-minded
- dry and unsentimental
- unembellished and literal-minded
- unembellished and unsentimental
- down-to-earth and literal-minded
- down-to-earth and unsentimental
Both words in one sentence
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They're both incredibly smart girls, but Mary is more Literal-Minded, she's very serious, unsentimental, and unromantic, especially after she goes blind.
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