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disinterested

/dɪsˈɪntrəstɪd/

disinterestedadjective

more disinterested

Comp.

most disinterested

Super.

/dɪsˈɪntrəstɪd/

Translations

беспристрастный

The judge gave a disinterested verdict.

Судья вынес беспристрастный вердикт.

Definitions

Unbiased by personal interest or advantage; not influenced by selfish motives.

The judge remained disinterested throughout the trial, ensuring a fair verdict.

Having no stake or interest in the outcome; impartial.

As a disinterested party, she was able to mediate the dispute effectively.

Lacking interest or concern; indifferent.

After years in the industry, she was disinterested in awards ceremonies.

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disinterestedpast participle

/dɪsˈɪn.trə.stɪd/

Used attributively as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "disinterest".

Definitions

Participial adjective formed from the past participle of "disinterest", indicating that someone or something has been made indifferent or lacks interest.

The disinterested audience barely reacted to the announcement.

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disinterestverb

disinterested

Past Simple

disinterested

Past Simple

disinterested

Past Participle

disinteresting

Gerund

/dɪsˈɪn.trəst/

Translations

не интересоваться

He began to disinterest himself in the project.

Он начал не интересоваться проектом.

Definitions

To cause someone to lose interest or enthusiasm.

The lengthy lecture disinterested the students, and many began to doze off.

To free from bias or personal involvement; to make impartial.

The organization created a blind trust to disinterest its board members from any financial gain.

Synonyms

put off

disinterestnoun

Definitions

The state of not being influenced by personal involvement in something; impartiality.

The judge's disinterest in the case ensured a fair trial for both parties.

Lack of interest or concern; indifference.

Her disinterest in the topic was evident as she yawned throughout the lecture.