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Disinterested

Disinterested | Disinterest | Disinterestedness

Disinterested meaning

Having no interest or stake in the outcome, and no conflicts of interest; free of bias, impartial. | Synonym of uninterested (“not interested; not concerned; indifferent”).

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Example sentences (20)

After this, he worked at a job centre but left after becoming disinterested in working.

Later, when Kang meets Scott, the villain is threatening but delivers those threats in a measured, almost disinterested tone.

Passwords should be shared with trusted friends or a disinterested third party like your lawyer.

Planners appear disinterested in the fact that the trips on Academy Street would not simply disappear but would mostly be shifted to going through the Crown area or the Longman.

The Rossoneri have earned a couple of scoreless draws through their first three matches, but they’ve yet to score a goal and looked wholly disinterested in doing so in Paris two weeks ago in a 3-0 defeat.

The UN cover helped sustain the illusion of a disinterested and humanitarian intervention while winning over liberal opinion.

This is to the peril of entire generations of students who grow up disinterested in voting or who simply vote like their families.

Unfortunately, Western countries have historically become disinterested in assisting Ukraine when Kyiv fails to meet its objectives.

With the Ducks’ recent hot stretch and a disinterested Capitals, it’s hard to have faith in the visitors.

Zuma, for the most part, looked disinterested in the dock during his umpteenth appearance but left court victorious in a sense -- it was without a date for his next appearance, writes Greg Ardé.

At the same time, Gen Z is increasingly disinterested in driving or car ownership.

His hand is neither that of a disinterested watchmaker nor a burdened Atlas, just keeping time or holding the world aloft.

I can’t overstate how messed up it is that these kids, particularly your daughters, have a crappy, selfish mom, and then find themselves sharing a home with a woman who is equally disinterested in caring for them.

James, who has previously credited Brooks’ competitive spirit, was disinterested in discussing him in a postgame scrum with reporters.

Journalism has never been a noble disinterested profession; it has always been the province of charlatans and sellouts.

Of course, they could become a force again, if only the historically decorated (but seemingly distracted or disinterested) ownership group starts trying to win again.

People with higher political consciousness also get disinterested in political issues including voting leading to lesser voter turnout.

They looked lethargic defensively as the Knicks burned them on several back cuts and they looked careless or disinterested offensively, resulting in seven turnovers.

While the partnership should yield significant advantages to both Nio and its customers, investors are clearly somewhat disinterested in the news.

With lagging declining religiosity, churches often succumb to Christianity Lite, an accommodationist appeal to their rapidly secularizing and disinterested flock.