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1. (adj.) aloof
reserved or reticent; indifferent:
to have the reputation of being aloof.
2. (adv.) aloof
at a distance, esp. in feeling or interest; apart:
to stand aloof from one's classmates.
Etymology: (1525–35; a -1+loofluff windward)
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| Definition of 'aloof' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) aloof, distant, upstage
remote in manner
"stood apart with aloof dignity"; "a distant smile"; "he was upstage with strangers"
2. (adverb) aloof
in an aloof manner
"the local gentry and professional classes had held aloof for the school had accepted their sons readily enough"
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| Definition of 'aloof' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adverb) aloof
at or from a distance, but within view, or at a small distance; apart; away
2. (adverb) aloof
without sympathy; unfavorably
3. (noun) aloof
same as Alewife
4. aloof
away from; clear from
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Sense: apart or at a distance from other people
I kept aloof from the whole business.
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Afrikaans: op 'n afstand |
Arabic: بَعِيداً عَن |
Bulgarian: настрана |
Brazilian: afastado |
Czech: (opo)dál, stranou |
German: fern |
Danish: for sig selv; fjernt |
Greek: σε απόσταση |
Spanish: apartado, distanciado |
Estonian: eemale, lahus |
Farsi: به کنار؛ دور |
Finnish: syrjässä |
French: à l'écart (de) |
Hebrew: מְסוּיָג, מְרוּחָק |
Hindi: अलग, दूर |
Croatian: podalje |
Hungarian: távol |
Indonesian: menjauhi |
Icelandic: afsíðis, halda sig utan v |
Italian: a distanza |
Japanese: 遠ざかって |
Korean: 떨어져서 |
Lithuanian: nuošaliai |
Latvian: savrup; nomaļus |
Malay: memencilkan |
Dutch: afzijdig |
Norwegian: (langt) unna, for seg sel |
Polish: z dala |
Persian: به کنار؛ دور |
Pashto: په څنګ ، لیری |
Portuguese: afastado |
Romanian: departe (de) |
Russian: поодаль, в стороне |
Slovak: bokom |
Slovenian: proč (od) |
Serbian: po strani |
Swedish: på avstånd, borta, undan |
Thai: ห่างไกล |
Turkish: uzak |
Taiwanese: 置身事外,保持距離 |
Ukrainian: віддалік |
Urdu: علیحدہ ، فاصلے پر ، ہٹ کر |
Vietnamese: tách xa |
Chinese: 离开 |
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