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aloofness

/əˈluːf.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état de détachement émotionnel ou de distance, caractérisé par un manque d'intérêt ou de sympathie et une tendance à rester réservé ou non impliqué.

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noun

/əˈluːf.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un état de détachement émotionnel ou de distance, caractérisé par un manque d'intérêt ou de sympathie et une tendance à rester réservé ou non impliqué.

A noun referring to a state of emotional distance or detachment, characterized by a lack of interest or sympathy and a tendency to remain withdrawn or uninvolved.

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  1. Emotional distanceB2formal

    A state of being emotionally distant, reserved, or detached from others.

    frdétachement émotionnel

    • His aloofness made it difficult for others to approach him.
    • She maintained an air of aloofness at the party, speaking to no one.
    • The manager's aloofness created a barrier between him and his team.

    Synonymescoldnessdetachmentdisengagementdistanceremotenessreservestandoffishnessunapproachability

    Antonymesaffectionclosenessintimacyinvolvementopennesswarmth

  2. IndifferenceB2formal

    A lack of interest or concern, often shown by withdrawing from social interaction.

    frIndifférence distante

    • Her aloofness towards the project frustrated her colleagues.
    • He showed complete aloofness when asked about the decision.
    • The politician's aloofness was interpreted as arrogance.

    Synonymescoldnessdetachmentdistanceindifferenceremotenessreservestandoffishnessunconcern

    Antonymesconcernengagementinterestinvolvementresponsivenesswarmth

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  • aloofnesses plural form
  • aloofnesses' possessive plural form
  • aloofness's possessive singular form
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