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Definition of interested
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Interested
(imp. & p. p.) of
Interes.
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Disinteressment
::
Disinteressment
(n.)
Disinterestedness;
impartiality;
fairness.
Slavophile
::
Slavophile
(n.) One, not being a Slav, who is
interested
in the
development
and
prosperity
of that
race..
Mysticism
::
Mysticism
(n.) The
doctrine
of the
Mystics,
who
professed
a pure,
sublime,
and
wholly
disinterested
devotion,
and
maintained
that they had
direct
intercourse
with the
divine
Spirit,
and
aquired
a
knowledge
of God and of
spiritual
things
unattainable
by the
natural
intellect,
and such as can not be
analyzed
or
explained..
Maintainor
::
Maintainor
(n.) One who, not being
interested,
maintains
a cause
depending
between
others,
by
furnishing
money,
etc., to
either
party..
Interested
::
Interested
(v. t.)
Having
the
attention
engaged;
having
emotion
or
passion
excited;
as, an
interested
listener..
Disinterested
::
Disinterested
(a.) Not
influenced
by
regard
to
personal
interest
or
advantage;
free from
selfish
motive;
having
no
relation
of
interest
or
feeling;
not
biased
or
prejudiced;
as, a
disinterested
decision
or
judge..
Uninterested
::
Uninterested
(a.) Not
interested;
not
having
any
interest
or
property
in;
having
nothing
at
stake;
as, to be
uninterested
in any
business..
Frivolous
::
Frivolous
(a.) Given to
trifling;
marked
with
unbecoming
levity;
silly;
interested
especially
in
trifling
matters.
Impartiality
::
Impartiality
(n.) The
quality
of being
impartial;
freedom
from bias or
favoritism;
disinterestedness;
equitableness;
fairness;
as,
impartiality
of
judgment,
of
treatment,
etc..
Flatter
::
Flatter
(v. t.) To treat with
praise
or
blandishments;
to
gratify
or
attempt
to
gratify
the
self-love
or
vanity
of, esp. by
artful
and
interested
commendation
or
attentions;
to
blandish;
to
cajole;
to
wheedle..
Rat
::
Rat (v. i.) In
English
politics,
to
desert
one's party from
interested
motives;
to
forsake
one's
associates
for one's own
advantage;
in the
trades,
to work for less
wages,
or on other
conditions,
than those
established
by a
trades
union..
Disinterestedness
::
Disinterestedness
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
disinterested;
impartiality.
Self-interested
::
Self-interested
(a.)
Particularly
concerned
for one's own
interest
or
happiness.
Average
::
Average
(n.) The
equitable
and
proportionate
distribution
of loss or
expense
among all
interested.
Engaged
::
Engaged
(a.)
Greatly
interested;
of
awakened
zeal;
earnest.
Disinterest
::
Disinterest
(v. t.) To
divest
of
interest
or
interested
motives.
Impartial
::
Impartial
(a.) Not
partial;
not
favoring
one more than
another;
treating
all
alike;
unprejudiced;
unbiased;
disinterested;
equitable;
fair; just.
Sanitarian
::
Sanitarian
(n.) An
advocate
of
sanitary
measures;
one
especially
interested
or
versed
in
sanitary
measures.
Disinterest
::
Disinterest
(n.)
Indifference
to
profit;
want of
regard
to
private
advantage;
disinterestedness.
Diligent
::
Diligent
(a.)
Interestedly
and
perseveringly
attentive;
steady
and
earnest
in
application
to a
subject
or
pursuit;
assiduous;
industrious.
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