aloof from



aloof from

Emotionally and/or physically distant from someone. I've never seen the CEO before—he stays pretty aloof from the rest of us. I don't think Holly is ready to talk about her breakup yet—she's been keeping aloof from all of her friends.

*aloof from someone or something

being remote or distant from someone or something. (*Typically: be ~; keep ~; remain ~; stay ~.) She tends to keep aloof from the rest of us. Ken stays aloof from other committee members between meetings.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ZdenaZDEN-ahCzech
Dawson['dɔ:sn]
Liouba-Russian
Natsukonah-tsoo-koJapanese
Gunborg-Swedish
Devadas-Indian, Hindi