The state or quality of being unable to feel pain or suffering. The impassibility of the statue made it a symbol of stoic endurance.
The inability to be affected by emotions or feelings. His impassibility during the crisis was both admired and criticized by his colleagues.
(theology) The doctrine that God does not experience pain or suffering and is not subject to the passions or emotions of humans. Classical theologians defended the impassibility of God as consistent with divine perfection.