The word aloof could mean two things: 1. At a distance, esp. In feeling or interest; apart 2. Reserved or reticent; indifferent; disinterested
The word "aloof" originated from the Middle English word "aloof," which meant "away from the wind." This term later evolved to mean distant or reserved in attitude or manner.
believe it or not aloof does not have an root word not all words have root words
aloof in Tagalog: walang pakialam
Distant is a synonym for aloof.
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They always stayed aloof from their classmates*Got that from dictionary.com* =P
the new boy felt aloof from his classmates.
The word "aloof" comes from the Middle English word "aloof" and the Old French word "aloef," both of which mean "away or at a distance." Its earliest documented use in English dates back to the late 16th century.
Yes, "aloof" is considered a formal word. It is often used to describe someone who is emotionally distant or detached in social situations.
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aloof, lazily,
Three antonyms for the word 'aloof' are concerned, friendly, or sociable.