Uninterested

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈɪntrəstɪd/

Definitions of uninterested

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'uninterested' describes someone who lacks interest or enthusiasm

Example Sentences

A1 I am uninterested in playing sports.

A2 She seems uninterested in the topic of conversation.

B1 The students appeared uninterested in the new assignment.

B2 Despite the exciting news, he remained uninterested in participating.

C1 The CEO was uninterested in the proposal presented by the marketing team.

C2 Even with all the evidence, the jury remained uninterested in the defendant's case.

Examples of uninterested in a Sentence

formal The board members were uninterested in the proposal presented by the new company.

informal She seemed uninterested in going to the party tonight.

slang He's totally uninterested in anything that doesn't involve video games.

figurative His mind was uninterested in the mundane tasks of everyday life, always yearning for something more exciting.

Grammatical Forms of uninterested

• past tense: was uninterested
• plural: uninterested
• comparative: more uninterested
• superlative: most uninterested
• present tense: is uninterested
• future tense: will be uninterested
• perfect tense: has been uninterested
• continuous tense: is being uninterested
• singular: uninterested
• positive degree: uninterested
• infinitive: to be uninterested
• gerund: being uninterested
• participle: uninterested

Origin and Evolution of uninterested

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'uninterested' originated from the Latin word 'interesse', meaning 'to concern'.

Evolution of the word: Originally, 'uninterested' meant impartial or unbiased. Over time, its meaning shifted to indicate a lack of interest or disinterest.