disinteress (Meaning)
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disinteress (v. t.)
To deprive or rid of interest in, or regard for; to disengage.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disinteress
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
disinteress Sentence Examples
- The judge exhibited disinterest in the case and showed no bias toward either party.
- The disinterested bystander offered an unbiased perspective on the situation.
- In order to ensure fairness, the jury was carefully selected for its disinterest in the case.
- The politician's disinterest in the needs of their constituents led to widespread dissatisfaction.
- Despite their initial disinterest, the students became engaged in the project after learning more about its significance.
- The disinterested observer noted that the two parties were equally matched in their abilities.
- The disinteress of the general public in politics has led to a decline in voter turnout.
- The company's disinterest in innovation has resulted in a decline in sales.
- The teacher's disinterest in the subject matter was evident in their lack of enthusiasm and engagement.
- The disinterested advice of the expert was highly valued by the decision-makers.
FAQs About the word disinteress
To deprive or rid of interest in, or regard for; to disengage.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The judge exhibited disinterest in the case and showed no bias toward either party.
The disinterested bystander offered an unbiased perspective on the situation.
In order to ensure fairness, the jury was carefully selected for its disinterest in the case.
The politician's disinterest in the needs of their constituents led to widespread dissatisfaction.
