unpreoccupied
English edit
Etymology edit
un- + preoccupied
Adjective edit
unpreoccupied (not comparable)
- Not preoccupied.
- 2009 September 8, Susan Dominus, “Going the Distance to Get a Child to a Magnet School”, in New York Times[1]:
- To her credit, Ms. Taylor, in conversation, seemed wholly unpreoccupied with test scores, nurturing fragile geniuses or preparing children for the rigorous application processes their futures will no doubt hold.