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Uninterested/disinterested. What's the difference??

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elliemay1 | 21:14 Tue 27th Nov 2012 | ChatterBank
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Anyone explain?
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uninterested = not interested
disinterested= impartial
21:16 Tue 27th Nov 2012
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Disinterested means "impartial" or "not taking sides."
Uninterested means "having no interest" or "not interested".
21:16 Tue 27th Nov 2012
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Disinterested means impartial.......... and Uninterested means not interested. :)
21:16 Tue 27th Nov 2012
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Prefixes - unavoidable or the oppposite ?
21:18 Tue 27th Nov 2012
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^^^ with an extra p just for you !
21:19 Tue 27th Nov 2012
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Thank you all, that is very clear now.
21:22 Tue 27th Nov 2012

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