Definitions
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- adverb In an
uninterested way.
Etymologies
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Examples
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"I never got any away from you," Martin answered uninterestedly.
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Haythorne, finishing his mug of coffee, grunted uninterestedly and lighted his pipe.
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Lord Petrac watched almost uninterestedly, but Troia stared as if the lionbird had turned into the Tzee.
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Lord Petrac watched almost uninterestedly, but Troia stared as if the lionbird had turned into the Tzee.
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Lord Petrac watched almost uninterestedly, but Troia stared as if the lionbird had turned into the Tzee.
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The reddish-brown mutt was prone to long naps and hobbled about between sleeps, chomping uninterestedly on bones Louis fetched from the butcher.
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Silas looked uninterestedly at the invitation Joe had handed to him, and then frowned when he saw the name of the bridegroom-to-be.
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‘Oh, cut the act, Hebe,’ he told her uninterestedly.
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The reddish-brown mutt was prone to long naps and hobbled about between sleeps, chomping uninterestedly on bones Louis fetched from the butcher.
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The reddish-brown mutt was prone to long naps and hobbled about between sleeps, chomping uninterestedly on bones Louis fetched from the butcher.
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