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disinterestedly vs disinterested

The phrases 'disinterestedly' and 'disinterested' are related but used in different contexts. 'Disinterested' means impartial or unbiased, while 'disinterestedly' is the adverb form of 'disinterested' and means to act impartially or without bias. They are not interchangeable, as 'disinterested' is an adjective and 'disinterestedly' is an adverb.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 1077 views

disinterestedly

This is the adverb form of 'disinterested' and means to act impartially or without bias.

Use 'disinterestedly' when you want to describe how someone is acting impartially or without bias in a particular situation.

Alternatives:

  • impartially
  • unbiasedly
  • neutrally
  • fairly
  • objectively

disinterested

This is an adjective that means impartial or unbiased.

Use 'disinterested' to describe someone who is impartial or unbiased in a situation.
  • You make yourself sound like a disinterested stagehand.
  • Let's not forget that he was also dismissive and disinterested. No.
  • Indeed, in a capitalist society research is never disinterested.
  • Someone, you know, intelligent and capable and disinterested.
  • So for all of you disillusioned, disenfranchised, disinterested delinquents, this is your time to shine.
  • It is essential to distinguish between the disinterested humanitarian aiding of illegal immigration and the activities of criminal networks as laid down in Article 27 of the Schengen Convention.
  • His choice is disinterested at least.
  • Religion may coexist with science, when the research is disinterested.
  • A disinterested witness may be of more value.
  • But if you want to do business, I'm completely disinterested.
  • To any disinterested, objective observer, that comes as no surprise.
  • May I attend as a disinterested party'?
  • The saving of a life is a disinterested action, taken with no reward in mind.
  • The Commission, as I have said before, is not a silent and disinterested onlooker in this debate.
  • Thirdly, Commissioner, the applause of the governments is not disinterested applause.
  • An increase in social awareness is needed, with an associated increase in the number of disinterested donors.
  • Did you ever have a bank account full of pedestrians' disinterested smiles?
  • You are quite rude, you're a little uncouth, and you are completely disinterested in the past.
  • It's clear to me you're not as disinterested as you'd like me to believe.
  • It's a glimpse at our own ranks, into our own work, through someone's disinterested eye, which is quite interesting.

Alternatives:

  • impartial
  • unbiased
  • neutral
  • fair
  • objective

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