1. uncaring
They have found him to be distant and uncaring, not really engaging in neighborhoods.
being viewed as uncaring.
2. aloof
Guy became aloof and silent. The Emperor kept aloof from all political parties.
He stood aloof.
Jenny seems so aloof./ I keep myself aloof from the family business.
The old man stands aloof from this world.
They said I was aloof, arrogant and dismissive.
The girl seemed nice and polite, but a little bit aloof
he seems arrogant and aloof
Henry seemed aloof, but in fact he just didn't know anybody at the party.
Mr President, we cannot remain aloof.
Pomsel has described Goebbels as a 'narcissist,' aloof, cold and 'as stiff as the walking stick he carried.
They abhor me, they stand aloof from me, And spare not to spit in my face.
She stayed aloof while the argument went on around her.
The Emperor kept himself aloof from the people.
Martha was staying aloof from our enterprise
He always stands aloof from the masses.
English word "indiferente"(aloof) occurs in sets:
Palavras aleatórias