1. To remain Aloof rester à l'écart to stand Aloof se tenir à l'écart to remain Aloof from sth rester à l'écart de qch → They remained Aloof from the controversy.

2. He preferred to remain Aloof, unless he was personally challenged France, which had remained Aloof, joined the US yesterday in advocating tough new measures While some prominent broadcasters stand Aloof, many do not The Government is keeping Aloof from the controversy I will hold myself Aloof from wrong and corruption The Emperor kept Aloof from all political parties.

3. Initially, the President remained aloof from the campaign.

4. 12 . He remained aloof, thinking his own thoughts.

5. 11 Throughout the conversation he remained silent and aloof.

6. 16 Initially, the President remained aloof from the campaign.

7. Divide Aloof into syllables: a-loof Stressed syllable in Aloof: a-loof How to pronounce Aloof: uh-loof How to say Aloof: How to pronounce Aloof

8. Some areas remain, however, aloof from recognizing modular course possibilities.

9. Aloof adj distant (e) → Guy became Aloof and silent

10. He preferred to remain aloof, an invisible presence worshipped from afar.

11. Does Paul’s counsel mean that you should shun your classmates and remain aloof?

12. 23 He has remained largely aloof from the hurly - burly of parliamentary politics.

13. Aloof Aloof means "at a distance," and not close

14. Were they cool, aloof?

15. At first their wives remained aloof despite Ervin’s efforts to involve them in the studies.

16. Definition of Aloof (Entry 1 of 2) : removed or distant either physically or emotionally an Aloof, unfriendly manner He stood Aloof from worldly success.

17. A‧loof /əˈluːf/ adjective, adverb 1 unfriendly and deliberately not talking to other people remain/stay Aloof (from somebody) They worked hard, but tended to stay Aloof from the local inhabitants

18. I'm not aloof, am I?

19. He seemed aloof and detached.

20. Never stand Aloof from the masses

21. What does Aloof mean? Information and translations of Aloof in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on …

22. Synonyms for Aloof in Free Thesaurus

23. Jesus was not indifferent or aloof.

24. Never stand aloof from the masses.

25. Keep/hold yourself Aloof (from somebody) She had always kept herself Aloof from the boys in class.

26. Divorcing the Aloof Husband Full Story

27. 20 He seemed aloof and detached.

28. Definition of Aloof in the Definitions.net dictionary

29. Yet, Jesus is not haughty or aloof.

30. ‘an Aloof and somewhat austere figure’ ‘I consider myself warm and friendly, but I act cool and Aloof with other people.’ ‘We keep our distance, lower our expectations, stay cool, Aloof, and separate.’

31. Aloof - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums

32. Aloof from Emotionally or physically distant from someone

33. The Emperor kept himself aloof from the people.

34. There was the Putin who remained aloof and the Putin who talked publicly about the tears he had shed.

35. Some people find her Aloof and unfriendly

36. I find her very Aloof and unfriendly

37. Computer programmers, for example, are notoriously Aloof

38. Chary -- aloof in the presence of strangers.

39. Wendigo: Wise and powerful, aloof and disdainful.

40. 13 He stood aloof from the crowd.

41. EAS, of course, cannot remain aloof from the process of liberalizing trade and the movement of capital and services.

42. 10 Many people keep aloof from politics.

43. 1 Never stand aloof from the masses.

44. He often keeps Aloof when we chat together

45. 3 Some people find her aloof and unfriendly.

46. 4 Some people find her aloof and unfriendly.

47. 3 I find her very aloof and unfriendly.

48. 2 I find her very aloof and unfriendly.

49. 22 Her hospitality thawed out his aloof manner.

50. Do we come across as approachable or as aloof?

51. 7 Christians do not hold themselves aloof from people.

52. So now that we know why some dogs are Aloof, let’s try to figure out if your dog is actually Aloof

53. They remained aloof from the front row out of disdain and from the back row out of a sense of responsibility.

54. 7 She held herself aloof from the others.

55. He often keeps aloof when we chat together.

56. 1; noun Aloofness The state of being aloof

57. Is she aloof and arrogant or just shy?

58. Leaders shouldn't keep themselves aloof from the masses.

59. Definition of Aloof adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

60. 19 He was a cold man, aloof and distant.

61. 15 Leaders shouldn't keep themselves aloof from the masses.

62. 2 He often keeps aloof when we chat together.

63. Others seemed aloof, detached, and traumatized by their ordeal.

64. 18 The Government is keeping aloof from the controversy.

65. 9 Is she aloof and arrogant or just shy?

66. Aloof definition: Someone who is Aloof is not very friendly and does not like to spend time with other Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

67. Like a goddess presiding over the games of lesser gods, the Princess remained slightly aloof on a sofa red as coral reef.

68. 8 Some thought that Britain was standing aloof from Europe.

69. Or a monstrous mysterious sphinx, aloof from all that lives.

70. I was sunburned, shaggy - haired, a little aloof, and solitary.

71. 17 The Emperor kept himself aloof from the people.

72. Definition of Aloof adjective in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary

73. As Aloof creatures, most cats prefer to be alone

74. 21 She kept herself aloof from her husband's business.

75. Shyness is often the result of being Aloof. An Aloof person usually needs tunnel vision for the tranquility and happiness to block out and ignore …

76. Why did Dunn remain Aloof from the expatriate society in Macao for so many years when other traders partook of it regularly?

77. Jehovah is not aloof concerning the adversities of his people.

78. Aloofness (usually uncountable, plural Aloofnesses) The state of being aloof

79. Aloofness is from the adjective aloof — originally a nautical term.

80. They worked hard, but tended to stay Aloof from th