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what is the difference between "disinterested" and "uninterested" ?

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Disinterested means unbiased or free from selfish motive. Example: He knows that he can't influence the disinterested judge. Uninterested, on the other hand, simply means not interested. Example: He is uninterested in handling the case. These two words are sometimes interchanged though.

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