1. plural of disinterest; lack of interest or concern; indifference
2. plural of disinterest; freedom from bias or self-interest; impartiality

1. third person singular present of disinterest; to make someone lose interest or concern
Usage: less common usage

Examples

• The judge's disinterests in the outcome of the case ensured a fair trial.
• His disinterests in sports surprised his athletic family.
• The committee valued the consultant's disinterests and objective perspective.
• Years of rejection disinterests many young artists from pursuing their dreams.
• Her apparent disinterests masked a deeper concern for the project.
• The witness testified with complete disinterests, showing no favor to either side.