Adverb:

ਬੇਝਿਜਕ,

disinterestedly's Usage Examples:

Victor confronts Spencer, and Spencer falls to his death; Louise disinterestedly ignores the conflict as she feeds Victor"s cat, whom she has adopted.

But this labour and responsibility have been ungrudgingly and most disinterestedly given and incurred by Captain Brome, who, with.

But this labour and responsibility have been ungrudgingly and most disinterestedly given and incurred by Captain Brome, who, with the aid of prisoners.

said: "In my whole life I have killed only one person, and I did that disinterestedly … Petrosino was a brave adversary, and deserved better than a shameful.

at the risk of your life did things impossible and great, all this disinterestedly, acting only from the heart, which at that time was truly heroic.

the one who most convinced Pablo to take that opportunity, seeing disinterestedly for the benefit of her beloved without knowing that in those moments.

Institute awarded her the order "Merentibus" given to those who have disinterestedly contributed to its development of the years.

trained people to vote freely and disinterestedly and worked for the moralisation of the town administration.

translated Kotzebue"s play as The Natural Son, wrote (perhaps not disinterestedly as the production of Inchbald"s work effectively precluded the production.

and manifests in the empirical world to "spontaneously, joyfully, disinterestedly play a part" or engage in "sports".

required to be "generous" and "magnanimous", to perform great deeds disinterestedly (i.

Ekman) who lusts for her, and constantly flirts with her but Anne disinterestedly rejects him.

not only that virtue is to be desired, but that it is to be desired disinterestedly, for itself.