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Adjective(1) deliberately impassive in manner(2) expressionless
Adverb(1) without betraying any feeling

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(1) Newsreaders are expected to deliver stories deadpan .(2) You'll never see a movie with more deadpan , underemphasized humor in it than this one.(3) His features were deadpan but his voice was bursting with emotion.(4) Nova looked at Mr. Hamilton deadpan and shifted his eyes toward Jocelyn who was sitting at her desk with an unreadable look.(5) Looking out over a million square miles or so of Indian Ocean, I kept my expression deadpan .(6) The actors move as though struck with severe stage fright: wooden, deadpan and without any remote glimmer of expression.(7) I don't think I was prepared for how deadpan funny she is.(8) He's slightly detached, everything delivered in deadpan Liverpudlian tones, like he's doing some spoof of Ringo Starr.(9) She uttered this deadpan , as if this was inescapable logic that justified everything that was happening to me.(10) Tsai's mood is absolutely unique because it can be deeply sad and deadpan funny, highly metaphorical and stubbornly concrete at the same time.(11) Whitford especially is a comic gift to any director, capable of the sort of arrogance, deadpan humor and blank-faced terror that Bill Murray has perfected.(12) He's never been the most expressive of actors but here is deadpan to the point of catatonia at times.(13) If you can say it deadpan and just fast enough but not too fast, they don't even think about questioning it.(14) The movie's deadpan tone is perfectly suited to the humour in the material and also keeps Bukowski's own sentimental streak in check.(15) Lewis took his lead from the atmosphere around him and delivered his instructions deadpan .(16) The latter work is done drily, with humor of the most deadpan variety; one never believes that this apprentice truly was in danger.