aloof Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of aloof In English

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Examples of aloof

  • Architectural schools and the profession cannot afford to stand aloof from these other disciplines.

  • We give the impression to most non-architects that we are an introverted group which, despite our radical gestures, is conservative and rather aloof.

  • They stood aloof from the ordinary underground workers who were at first relatively unaffected by their actions.

  • Remaining politically aloof or unaware would have been almost impossible for women whenever a political situation came to dominate society.

  • Stoicism could be seen as creating a sense of self aloof from the caprices of fortune, which enabled the individual to cope and remain constant despite reversals.

  • Instead, he remained silent and aloof.

  • An attorney could not remain absolutely aloof from the government he served, yet the professional nature of his work could cause difficulties if he disagreed with ministers.

  • Philosophy, if it would enquire into the nature of all such conceptual systems and hypotheses, must certainly endeavor to remain aloof from the initial adoption of any one such system.

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Translations of aloof In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    不友善的, 冷漠的, (通常因為對所發生的事情不贊同而)漠不關心的,無動於衷的,不參與的…

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  • 中文简体

    不友善的, 冷漠的, (通常因为对所发生的事情不赞同而)漠不关心的,无动于衷的,不参与的…

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  • Español

    distante, apartado, distanciado…

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  • Português

    reservado, afastado…

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  • Türk dili

    uzak, soğuk, mesafeli…

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  • Français

    à l’écart (de), distant…

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  • Čeština

    (opo)dál, stranou, rezervovaný…

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  • Dansk

    for sig selv, fjernt, fjern…

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