Definition Dictionary

Impartial because one has no personal stake in the outcome.

Having little or no interest in a subject or activity.

A short account of an incident, often interesting or amusing.

Showing little interest, enthusiasm, or concern.

A lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.

So ordinary or overused that it lacks freshness or interest.

Strongly interested in books or learning, sometimes more than in practical experience.

So appealing or interesting that it strongly holds attention.

An emphasis on acquiring and consuming goods; also advocacy for consumers' interests.

Not actively involved or mentally and emotionally invested.

Unwilling or reluctant because of a lack of interest or a mild dislike.

Excessively occupied with one's own importance, interests, or achievements.

Attractive or interesting enough to hold attention.

Fair and not favoring one side or interest.

A lack of interest, concern, or strong preference.

Showing little interest, concern, or preference.

Lacking interest, flavor, or vigor.

A secret or deceptive scheme; also the interest such mystery arouses.

Lacking energy, distinction, or interest.

Judgment guided by evidence rather than personal feelings or interests.

Done routinely with little care, interest, or attention.

A person described disparagingly as dismissive of artistic or intellectual interests.

Guided by cautious, practical judgment about consequences or interests.

Preoccupied with one's own thoughts, concerns, or interests.