Definitionadj. feeling or showing little interest or enthusiasm
Last update: October 25, 2015
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Finally, he took out a handkerchief and wiped the messy streaks from her cheeks and managed to get a halfhearted smile. [adjective]
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His old party associates regarded him as a renegade, the Democrats gave him a halfhearted support. [adjective]
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Believe me, Dawsbergen's efforts to release Gabriel will be perfunctory and halfhearted in the extreme. [Please select]
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Once or twice Ferris made halfhearted proffers to do some of the buying. [Please select]
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Though it did not pass without opposition, particularly from the Rouges under Dorion and from steadfast supporters of old ways like Christopher Dunkin and Sandfield Macdonald, the fight was only halfhearted. [Please select]
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Several times, Geraldine and Nelda aimed halfhearted feline swipes at one another, more out of custom than present and active rancor. [Please select]
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