halfhearted Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- emotionless
- indifferent
- chilly
- unresponsive
- impassive
- lackadaisical
- cold
- chill
- icy
- dispassionate
- uncaring
- apathetic
- listless
- cool
- frigid
- disinterested
- uneager
- perfunctory
- uninterested
Weak:
Strongest:
- exuberant
- warm
- keen
- eager
- ardent
- wholehearted
- intense
- hearty
- enthusiastic
- fervid
- keen
- intense
- hearty
- ardent
- warm
- engaged
- exuberant
- passionate
- fervid
- eager
- vehement
- enthusiastic
- passionate
- impassioned
- feverish
- wholehearted
- impassioned
- feverish
- vehement
- engaged
Strong:
- interested
- fiery
- willing
- willing
- red-hot
- ready
- engrossed
- fiery
- avid
- ready
- interested
- red-hot
- engrossed
- avid
Weak:
halfhearted Meaning
halfhearted (s)
feeling or showing little interest or enthusiasm
halfhearted Sentence Examples
- Her efforts were halfhearted, lacking the enthusiasm and commitment required for success.
- The students gave a halfhearted performance on their play, leaving the audience underwhelmed.
- His apology was halfhearted, failing to convey any genuine remorse or accountability.
- The government implemented a halfhearted reform that did little to address the root of the problem.
- The team's defense was halfhearted, allowing the opposition to score multiple goals with ease.
- Her attempts to reconcile with her estranged friend were halfhearted and unsuccessful.
- The company's marketing campaign was halfhearted, failing to generate any meaningful buzz or engagement.
- The apology was halfhearted and insincere, leaving me feeling more hurt than ever.
- The debate was halfhearted, with both sides presenting weak arguments and avoiding any real substance.
- The team's performance was halfhearted, reflecting their lack of preparation and motivation.
FAQs About the word halfhearted
feeling or showing little interest or enthusiasm
neutral, lukewarm,tepid, unenthusiastic, emotionless, indifferent, chilly, unresponsive, impassive, lackadaisical
exuberant, warm, keen, eager, ardent, wholehearted, intense, hearty, enthusiastic, fervid
Her efforts were halfhearted, lacking the enthusiasm and commitment required for success.
The students gave a halfhearted performance on their play, leaving the audience underwhelmed.
His apology was halfhearted, failing to convey any genuine remorse or accountability.
The government implemented a halfhearted reform that did little to address the root of the problem.
