disinterested — not influenced by considerations of personal advantage; impartial and objective
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not influenced by considerations of personal advantage; impartial and objective
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪsˈɪntrəstɪd/
Korean meaning: 사적인 이익에 영향받지 않는, 공정한, 객관적인
Korean pronunciation: 디스**인**터레스티드
Example Sentences
- The referee must remain disinterested to ensure a fair game.
- My cat looked completely disinterested when I showed her my report card.
- We need a disinterested third party to resolve this dispute.
disinterested
ADJECTIVE//dɪsˈɪntrəstɪd//
not influenced by considerations of personal advantage; impartial and objective
The disinterested judge ignores bribes and focuses only on legal facts
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Justice administered, evidence registered, judgment disinterested!
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Origin
Formed in the 17th century by combining the prefix 'dis-' with 'interested,' originally meaning impartial or unbiased rather than lacking interest.
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“The referee must remain disinterested to ensure a fair game.”
“My cat looked completely disinterested when I showed her my report card.”
“We need a disinterested third party to resolve this dispute.”
“The audience seemed disinterested in his 3-hour lecture about potato farming.”
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