impassibility

Immunity to suffering

Impassibility is the quality of being incapable of suffering or feeling pain.

In theology, it describes God's nature as beyond emotional disturbance or harm—unmoved by external forces.

The term appears in philosophical and religious contexts: The doctrine of divine impassibility has been debated for centuries.

Not to be confused with impassivity, which suggests emotional coldness rather than metaphysical incapacity.

stoic

ataraxia

Imperturbable peace of mind

detachment · unflappability · composure · self-mastery · fortitude · endurance · resilience · self-control · temperance · acceptance

theological

transcendence

Surpassing usual limits

eternality · perfection · incorporeality · omniscience · beatitude · blessedness · sanctity · holiness · divinity · salvation

emotional

numbness

Loss of sensation

emotionlessness · affectlessness · detachment · aloofness · dispassion · imperviousness · insensitivity · unresponsiveness · hardness · callousness

physical

imperviousness

State of being impenetrable

resistance · impenetrability · inviolability · hardiness · durability · incorruptibility · intactness

Opposites
emotional susceptibility

impassibilitypassion

Intense emotional drive

emotionality · feeling · sensitivity · sentimentality · impressionability

vulnerability to suffering

impassibilityvulnerability

Openness to harm

penetrability · exposure · defenselessness · fragility

affective intensity

impassibilitypassion

Intense emotional drive

fervor · ardor · intensity · vehemence · zeal

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