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Disinterested or Uninterested?

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June 30, 2018
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disinterested or uninterested

uninterested = not interested in or concerned about something or someone
Usage: “Raju couldn’t help yawning; he was uninterested in football discussions.”

But disinterested is used in a different way.

disinterested = not influenced by personal interest or advantage; unbiased
Usage: “It was a disinterested decision by the referee.”

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