disinterestedly

/dɪsˈɪntrəstɪdli/ (bre, ipa) · /dɪsˈɪntrəstɪdli/ (ame, ipa) · /dəs, (ˈ)dis+/ (ame, mw)

disinterestedly — adverb

1. in a fair way, without being guided by personal gain, loyalty, or strong feeling

1.副詞C2
釋義

in a fair way, without being guided by personal gain, loyalty, or strong feelings

例句

Anna listened disinterestedly to both neighbours before settling the fence dispute.

verb + disinterestedly in fair judgement

Bilal disinterestedly reviewed the scholarship essays because he knew none of the applicants.

review + disinterestedly when no personal tie exists

同義詞
  • impartially

    emphasizes not favoring either side

  • objectively

    stresses judgment based on facts rather than feelings

  • fairly

    broader and less formal than disinterestedly

反義詞
  • selfishly

    shows concern for personal benefit

  • partially

    means favoring one side instead of staying neutral

文法句型

verb + disinterestedly

disinterestedly + verb

用法筆記

Most often modifies verbs like judge, review, report, or advise, especially when fairness matters because the person has nothing to gain from the result.

常見錯誤

❌The judge listened uninterestedly to both lawyers.
✅The judge listened disinterestedly to both lawyers.
💡'uninterestedly' means without interest, but 'disinterestedly' here means fairly and without taking sides.