disinterestedly

as inobjectively
as inneutrally

Synonyms for disinterestedly

adv impartially

Antonyms for disinterestedly

objectively

adverb. impartially

Word Origin & History

1610s, "unconcerned," the sense we now would ascribe to uninterested, with the sense of "impartial" going to disinteressed (c.1600). See dis- + interest. Modern sense of disinterested is first attested 1650s. As things now stand, disinterested means "free from personal bias," while uninterested means "caring nothing for the matter in question." Related: Disinterestedly; disinterestedness.

Example Sentences for disinterestedly

You spoke to me, disinterestedly, on behalf of—I needn't name him.

Lady Leonora also wished extremely, and disinterestedly, for your company.

Lucius respects my father too much for that—and too disinterestedly.

They loved and were beloved—openly, devotedly, sincerely, disinterestedly.

I asked, trying to put the question as disinterestedly as possible.

There was a general inspection, during which the boys looked on disinterestedly.

Reuben then had known the whole, and had been disinterestedly generous.

I believed him; I loved him,—loved him truly and disinterestedly.

One must act "disinterestedly," not want to benefit himself, but the State.

Lady Leonora also wished extremely and disinterestedly for your company.

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More words related to disinterestedly

neutrally

objectively