aloofness (Meaning)

Wordnet

aloofness (n)

indifference by personal withdrawal

a disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in manner

Webster

State of being aloof.

Sarah's aloofness in social situations made it challenging for others to connect with her.
The manager's aloofness created a sense of distance between the team members and leadership.
Despite her friendly colleagues, Linda maintained an air of aloofness in the workplace.
The actor's aloofness during interviews left the media puzzled about his true personality.
John's aloofness at the family gathering raised concerns about his emotional well-being.
The professor's aloofness in the classroom led students to feel hesitant about approaching him with questions.
The diplomat's aloofness in the negotiation room left the opposing parties uncertain about his true intentions.
Despite being surrounded by friends, Mark couldn't shake off his aloofness, creating a barrier to meaningful connections.
The CEO's aloofness at company events left employees feeling disconnected from the leadership.
Jane sensed an air of aloofness from her new colleagues, making it challenging to integrate into the team.

indifference by personal withdrawal, a disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in mannerState of being aloof.

indifference, unconcern, blankness, vacancy, coldness, heartlessness,detachment, imperturbability, woodenness, emptiness

empathy, compassion, sympathy, sensitivity, pity, warmth,emotion, empathy, sympathy, compassion

Sarah's aloofness in social situations made it challenging for others to connect with her.

The manager's aloofness created a sense of distance between the team members and leadership.

Despite her friendly colleagues, Linda maintained an air of aloofness in the workplace.

The actor's aloofness during interviews left the media puzzled about his true personality.