<p>I'm reading this book in English AP, and I'm looking for a word, that matches this meaning.</p>
<p>One that has/gives no love. One that does not feel.</p>
<p>What is a good word for that?</p>
<p>Also you could look up conceit but the lack of emotion you describe is a narcissist.</p>
<p>cold brrrr</p>
<p>pococurante - literally "one who cares little"</p>
<p>a narcissist is in love with himself/herself</p>
<p>Well it's a word to describe Beowulf in the story "Beowulf." I think in a sense both might work.</p>
<p>an apathist - one who is devoid of feeling.</p>
<p>videogamer the narcissist cannot love others and thus it may apply.</p>
<p>Alienated.</p>
<p>Rooster. Or Emperor Palpatine. Your choice.</p>
<p>dispassionate...although it's an adjective and the def. requires a noun.</p>
<p>(from dictionary.com)</p>
<p>aloof, austere, cold-hearted, impotent, indifferent, lifeless, passionless, repellent, undersexed, unfeeling, unloving</p>
<p>i thought narcissist was someone who is extremely particular about her physical appearance?</p>
<p>and the word that comes to my head (i have a lousy command of the language) is detached.</p>
<p>frigid, stone-hearted</p>
<p>apathetic, aloof, impenetrable, something relating to inhuman (robotic, stone countenance)</p>
<p>or you could mean somebody who has the capacity to feel, but does not love a particular person, in which case unresponsive, ditto detached, unreciprocating, etc. works</p>
<p>an occlumens</p>
<p>Do AP English teachers take HP references? :)</p>
<p>gives no love? "Impatent" of course</p>
<p>............platonic?</p>