Other forms: unmovedly
Someone who is unmoved is not affected by emotions or convinced by arguments. Parents who do not change their minds about raising your allowance despite your earnest pleas are unmoved.
The word unmoved also has the simpler meaning of "not moved," as in the vase stayed firmly on the table during the earthquake. But the word is more often used to describe people whose emotions are not stirred by a sad story or event. Such people are not swayed from a course of action by feelings of outrage or sorrow. For example, a judge in a courtroom may be unmoved by a lawyer's arguments that a first-time offender deserves a second chance.