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Disinterested

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Objectivity ImportantPlay
Use 'disinterested' to describe fairness and lack of bias, especially in formal or professional contexts. SlideA judge should remain disinterested when presiding over a case.
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Not Emotional DisinterestPlay
'Disinterested' is not about a lack of emotion; it's about impartiality. SlideAs a disinterested mediator, she helped resolve the conflict.
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Not ApatheticPlay
Avoid confusing 'disinterested' with 'uninterested'; the former is neutral, not apathetic. SlideDespite his personal connections, he gave a disinterested opinion on the matter.