अलग (en. Aloof)

The Reddy brothers, who have been staying aloof from active politics since last year's elections, said they chose to join the TDP in the interest of the state's development.

In London he mixed in the highest society and, despite the many demands on his time by the gentry and the clergy, and his preoccupation with the political issues and problems of the day, he did not keep himself aloof from the less serious and more human side of the social life of the metropolis.

And then right before camp ended, he was aloof, almost cold.

NG: As an introvert, I sometimes risk being perceived as aloof.

Zakir, a cyber cafe owner in Dras, says that people felt very lonely and aloof here in 1999.

In the past it was not a major problem because nations remained aloof from each other with their own distinct religion.

The Investigating Officer worked in most casual manner and the higher authorities kept themselves aloof from such particular case and did not care to entrust the investigation to higher police officer- not below rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police and above for eliciting the truth.