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Poker Face synonyms. Top synonyms for poker face (other words for poker face) are mask, big marble and poker - Page 2. Synonyms for with a poker face include seriously, solemnly, earnestly, gravely, soberly, thoughtfully, dourly, grimly, pensively and sombrely. Find more similar words at wordhippo.com!

blank

adjective

showing no emotion or no sign of understanding something or recognizing someone

impassive

adjective

not showing any emotion

emotionless

adjective

showing no emotion

undemonstrative

adjective

tending not to express your feelings towards other people, for example by not kissing or touching them

passive

adjective

accepting what happens without trying to control or changeevents or to react to things

neutral

adjective

not showingstrongfeelings or opinions in the way that you speak or behave

unresponsive

adjective

not reacting in a suitable way to what peoplesay or do

controlled

adjective

calm and showing no emotion even though you are angry or upset

as hard as nails

phrase

tending not to feelsympathy or other positiveemotions

blankly

adverb

without showing any emotion, reaction, or understanding

bloodless

adjective

lackingemotion, energy, or effectiveness

buttoned-up

adjective

Britishinformalunwilling to show or talk about feelings and emotions

callous

adjective

a callouspersondoes not feel any emotion when they see other people in trouble or in pain

cavalier

adjective

not caring about other people’s feelings or about the seriousness of a situation

clinical

adjective

not showing any excitement or emotion

close

adjective

not willing to shareinformation about yourself or your emotions

deep down

phrase

if you know or feel something deep down, you do know or feel it, although you try to pretend that you do not

detached

adjective

not feelinginvolved with someone or something in a close or emotional way

dispassionate

adjective

formalable to makefairjudgments or decisions that are not influenced by personalfeelings

distant

adjective

someone who is distant seems unfriendly or does not show their feelings

distantly

adverb

without any realfeeling, usually because you are thinking about something else

dry-eyed

adjective

not crying, although you are in a very sadsituation

emptiness

noun

a feeling of having no emotion, interest, or purpose

empty

adjective

lackingemotion, interest, or purpose

flat

adjective

lackingemotion, interest, or excitement

flatly

adverb

without showing any emotion or interest

flinty

adjective

a flintyexpression is unfriendly and without emotion

glassy

adjective

showing no interest or emotion, for example because of illness or drugs

glassy-eyed

adjective

showing no interest or emotion in your eyes, for example because of illness or drugs

hard-bitten

adjective

tending not to feelsympathy and other positiveemotions because of having had a lot of difficultexperiences

hardened

adjective

someone who is hardened has had a lot of difficult or unpleasantexperiences and is no longer much affected by such things

hard-headed

adjective

able to makejudgments and decisions in a practical way, without being influenced by emotions

hard-hearted

adjective

not able to feelsympathy or other positiveemotions

hard-nosed

adjective

determined to succeed and not influenced by emotions

hard/tough as nails

phrase

not affected by emotions such as sadness or sympathy

impervious

adjective

not affected by something or not seeming to notice it

in cold blood

phrase

in a cruelcalm way, without showing any emotion

inert

adjective

someone who is inertdoes nothing when they should be takingaction

inured

adjective

formal so familiar with an unpleasantexperience that you no longer become upset by it

matter-of-fact

adjective

showing no emotion when dealing with something upsetting, exciting etc

neutrally

adverb

in a way that does not show strongfeelings or opinions

no-nonsense

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adjective

doingthingsquickly and effectively without worrying too much about people’s feelings

not turn a hair

phrase

to not seem at all surprised or shocked

poker-faced

adjective

not showing any emotion in your face

repressed

adjective

someone who is repressed has strongfeelings that they do not show or that they refuse to admit that they have

repression

noun

the behaviour of someone who refuses to show or admitstrongfeelings that they have

reserve

noun

the attitude or behaviour of someone who tends not to talk about or show their feelings

reserved

adjective

someone who is reservedtends not to talk about or show their feelings

restraint

noun

the limit or control of the expression of strongemotion or opinion

robotic

adjective

used about someone’s way of speaking or looking when it seems to show no humanfeeling

self-controlled

adjective

not showing any strongemotions such as anger or sadness

soulless

adjective

showing no emotions such as sympathy, happiness, or excitement

starchy

adjective

used for describing a person who is very formal and does not show much feeling

unfeeling

adjective

not sympathetic, or not expressingemotions when other peoplethink you should

unforthcoming

adjective

not willing to talk or provideinformation

unmoved

adjective

formal not feeling any emotion, especiallyfeeling no sympathy or sadness when other people would expect you to

water off a duck’s back

phrase

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used for saying that things such as criticisms or insults do not affect someone because they have dealt with a lot of them before

without blinking an eye/eyelid/eyelash

phrase

not showing any reaction to something, especially to something strange or shocking

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Synonyms for pokey

a place for the confinement of persons in lawful detention

Synonyms for pokey

a correctional institution used to detain persons who are in the lawful custody of the government (either accused persons awaiting trial or convicted persons serving a sentence)

wasting time

small and remote and insignificant

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