Meaning of 'aloof' in Yoruba is: aloof

aloof: aloof

Adjective:

silori, lọtọ, o yatọ si, nipa, ọtọ, pato, latọna, ti o jina, jina, ojni gangan.

Adverb:

kuro, ojni gangan, pa, rére, yato si, ni ikọkọ, akosile, lọtọ, gegebi bi, ni aimoye igba, otooto, leyo, jẹjẹ, fara.

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Adjective(1) remote in manner(2) remote
Adverb(1) in an aloof manner

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(1) He's like Han Solo in Armani, ultra cool, aloof and with a sardonic put down for every occasion.(2) The man seemed to have grasped the essence of standing aloof from worldly anxieties and vexations.(3) It is all becoming too complicated and so most subscribers prefer to keep themselves aloof from the row for now and watch serials in peace.(4) The Sphinx, aloof from such matters of little consequence, waits patiently beyond the pool.(5) I was by no means the only writer who asked herself how she could remain aloof from these events.(6) She was raised to be an aristocrat from birth, and had lived in luxury aloof from the world at large.(7) It might be thought that I am aloof , smug, emotionally cool or that I believe that I am better than anyone else.(8) And likewise, I try to remain a little distant and aloof , and not reveal too much of myself and my ditziness.(9) We keep our distance, lower our expectations, stay cool, aloof , and separate.(10) He was the watcher, aloof from the passions around him while others lived it.(11) I consider myself warm and friendly, but I act cool and aloof with other people.(12) He was much more approachable with his cool, aloof expression replaced by a mild, slightly humorous smirk.(13) Staying out of the media spotlight can lead to accusations of being aloof or distant or smug.(14) If you don't really know him, you might think he's a little distant, aloof , but he's not at all.(15) It is to her credit that she has managed to stay aloof from such obvious labelling.(16) The so-called modern society has kept itself aloof from this feeling.