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Meanings of uninvolved in English

Showing lack of emotional involvement.

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Usage of uninvolved in English
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Psychologists distinguish between four styles of parenting: authoritative, authoritarian, indulgent and uninvolved.
The Irish Times
2
Likewise, a video game's creator is not a distant, seemingly uninvolved god.
Death by Video Game
3
How placid, how uninvolved Fortune looked, as she blandly oversaw men's fates.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
4
The throat should remain relaxed, almost entirely uninvolved in creating the sound.
Climbing Magazine
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The central nervous system has been considered to be uninvolved in nephropathic cystinosis.
Pubmed
6
For the time being, I will respect his wishes and keep you uninvolved.
The kommandant's girl
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And then an almost uninvolved Lansdowne Road headed for the bars.
The Irish Times
8
Domenic's was a fine mind, and it would be relatively uninvolved.
The chamber of ten
9
There was no evidence of avascular necrosis in any of the uninvolved hips.
Pubmed
10
Maybe I wasn't as immune to uninvolved sex as I'd thought.
Living dead in dallas
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Results: Ictogenic regions had the highest and uninvolved regions had the lowest MI strength.
Pubmed
12
His book alleges that republican forces in Cork city in 1921 targeted uninvolved Protestants.
The Irish Times
13
The hero really can't trust anybody apart from uninvolved strangers.
The Irish Times
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I'm not sure people wanted them to be totally uninvolved.
Reuters
15
Nine of the 15 patients underwent a pancreaticoduodenectomy, and all had uninvolved surgical margins.
Pubmed
16
So someone uninvolved with the hack could provide this information.
Wired
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