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Disinterested vs. Uninterested

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Disinterested vs. Uninterested

Disinterested: impartial.
Example: Let a disinterested person judge our dispute. (an impartial person)

Uninterested: not interested in.
Example: This man is uninterested in our dispute. (couldn't care less)

Comments

6/8/2011 7:28:54 PM
nikki said:

oh i get it now!!!! thxx :)


7/12/2011 2:49:23 PM
Asia said:

This was not clear at all...


9/4/2011 5:46:54 AM
Soma said:

Was useful .


10/4/2011 1:38:55 AM
havv said:

very interesting


10/9/2011 12:35:35 PM
As said:

Good



10/14/2011 5:21:11 PM
Peter said:

I thought I was disinterested in this tip but interestingly I was uninterested!


12/29/2011 4:48:41 PM
amazon35 said:

this was really helpful to me, thanks!


1/13/2012 4:55:50 AM
Very true said:

"Disinterested" is totally different from "uninterested".




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