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aloof from

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*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.


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Anheuser-Busch has been notably aloof from the merger frenzy in the European brewery sector.
He or she should also be a good listener, treat everyone as an equal, have a relaxed, approachable nature and not be aloof from staff, says a survey.
Director David Forbes agreed the Leith-based station had been seen as aloof from its listeners.
 
 
 
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