Disinterested means not interested. When you say that someone is disinterested in something, you mean that they are not interested in or excited about it.
She was disinterested in the movie, and she didn't care about the plot.
He was disinterested in the topic of the discussion, and he didn't seem to care about what was going on.
adjective
unaffected by self-interest
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There was a genuine fear and disinterest in the railway.
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It is neutral and offers the facts in a disinterested tone.
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Is the synthesized author of the wiki actually disinterested
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Disinterest in GA is both understandable and salutary.
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Disinterest then begins to build amongst the students.
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Disinterest, or rather an unwillingness to be interested, is the cause of this.
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I think the disinterest in the first nomination was justified.
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Thanks again for the refreshing perspective and disinterested neutrality.
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I don't see disinterest in the case as a problem.
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Folks were unaccustomed to using disinterested style.