disengaged
adjectiveNot actively involved or mentally and emotionally invested.
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Clear all filtersNot actively involved or mentally and emotionally invested.
Dissatisfied and inclined to complain.
Unwilling or reluctant because of a lack of interest or a mild dislike.
Not candid or sincere, especially while pretending to be straightforward.
Impartial because one has no personal stake in the outcome.
Lacking a clear connection or coherent order.
Lacking coherent connection
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A failure to maintain allegiance or support owed to a person, group, or cause.
Failure of allegiance
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Upset or discouraged by an unwelcome development.
To reject or put aside as unworthy of consideration.
Treating someone or something as unworthy of serious consideration.
Confusion about one's surroundings, direction, time, or circumstances.
To speak about someone or something in a way that belittles it.
Speak belittlingly
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Different in kind or difficult to compare directly.
A substantial difference or inequality.
Not influenced by strong emotion or personal bias.
Willing or having a tendency to do something.
A person's usual temperament or tendency to act in a certain way.
Too large, small, or unequal in relation to something else.
Out of proper proportion
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To establish through evidence or reasoning that something is false.
A poor condition resulting from inadequate upkeep or needed repairs.
To conceal one's true motives or feelings through pretense.
To spread information, ideas, or knowledge widely.
Disagreement that produces division within a group.
Disagreement with an opinion, decision, or position held by others.
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