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disinterested

/dɪsˈɪntrəstɪd/

Tradução: Não influenciado por interesse pessoal; imparcial. Também: que não demonstra interesse ou envolvimento.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/dɪsˈɪntrəstɪd/C1formal
  • ptNão influenciado por interesse pessoal; imparcial. Também: que não demonstra interesse ou envolvimento.

Not influenced by considerations of personal advantage; impartial or unbiased. Also, showing a lack of interest or concern.

  1. Impartial and unbiasedC1formallegal

    Having no personal stake or involvement in a matter, and thus able to judge or act fairly and objectively.

    ptImparcial e isento

    • A judge must remain ___ throughout the trial.
    • Her ___ advice was highly valued by the disputing parties.
    • They sought an ___ observer to mediate the negotiation.
    • Historians strive to be ___ when analyzing events.
    • An ___ third party can often resolve conflicts more easily.

    Sinônimosdetachedevenhandedfairimpartialneutralobjectiveunbiasedunprejudiced

    Antônimosinterestedinvolvedpartialpartisanprejudiced

  2. Lacking concern or attentionC1formal

    Feeling or showing no curiosity, enthusiasm, or care about something or someone; indifferent.

    ptSem interesse

    • The students seemed ___ in the lecture.
    • Her ___ expression suggested she had already made up her mind.
    • He remained oddly ___ during the discussion of his own future.
    • A ___ shrug was his only response to the proposal.
    • The public has become largely ___ about the issue.

    Sinônimosaloofapatheticdetachedincuriousindifferentunconcerneduninterested

    Antônimosattentivecaringconcernedcuriousinterested

Formas
  • more disinterested comparative form
  • most disinterested superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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