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disinterestedly Meaning
disinterestedly (r)
without bias; without selfish motives
disinterestedly (adv.)
In a disinterested manner; without bias or prejudice.
disinterestedly Sentence Examples
- The judge disinterestedly assessed the evidence and made a fair ruling.
- The disinterestedly teacher provided support and guidance to all of her students equally.
- The scientists worked disinterestedly to find a cure for the disease, putting aside their personal interests for the greater good.
- The disinterestedly volunteers gave their time and energy to help those in need, without expecting anything in return.
- The disinterestedly politician made decisions based on what he believed was best for the country, rather than what would benefit him personally.
- The disinterestedly reporter wrote an objective and unbiased account of the events, without letting their personal opinions influence their work.
- The disinterestedly friend listened to my problems and offered advice, without judging me or trying to change my mind.
- The disinterestedly employee worked hard and efficiently, even when no one was watching, because they were committed to doing a good job.
- The disinterestedly neighbor helped me out when I was in need, even though they didn't know me very well.
- The disinterestedly stranger gave me directions when I was lost, even though they were in a hurry.
FAQs About the word disinterestedly
without bias; without selfish motivesIn a disinterested manner; without bias or prejudice.
indifferently,impassively,apathetically, reluctantly, aloofly, perfunctorily, hesitantly, lukewarmly, unwillingly,incuriously
madly, enthusiastically, eagerly, exuberantly, madly, excitedly, exuberantly,enthusiastically, eagerly, excitedly
The judge disinterestedly assessed the evidence and made a fair ruling.
The disinterestedly teacher provided support and guidance to all of her students equally.
The scientists worked disinterestedly to find a cure for the disease, putting aside their personal interests for the greater good.
The disinterestedly volunteers gave their time and energy to help those in need, without expecting anything in return.
