disinterested, uninterested


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To be disinterested means to be “impartial,” “free from bias,” or “indifferent.” A disinterested person has no stake in the outcome.

To be uninterested means “having no interest in something; to be without interest.”

Example: The fairest decision often comes from disinterested parties, but they might be uninterested in helping to resolve the issue.

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