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Meanings of indifference in anglès
Apathy demonstrated by an absence of emotional reactions.
català
indiferència The trait of remaining calm and seeming not to care; a casual lack of concern.
espanyol
indiferencia Synonyms
Examples for "disinterest"
Examples for "disinterest"
1
He gave them a chance, noticed defiance in some, disinterest in others.
2
Sour Billy watched with disinterest while two young Creoles bid her up.
3
A stubborn disinterest in such details as the ranges of their weapons.
4
She had been rethinking her declaration of disinterest in leading the once-men.
5
Maybe it was because of disinterest, or maybe Dorotea had advised tolerance.
Usage of indifference in anglès
1
At a regional and national level, however, there has been political indifference.
2
Tsunamis carried away cities, land reclamation projects, and workers with equal indifference.
3
At best they can win a level of indifference about the government.
4
Might my apparent indifference have cost Tom his only chance for work?
5
The men utter similar salutations; and Sekeletu receives all with becoming indifference.
6
Grant me power, grant me indifference, grant me a sense of humour.
7
There are no excuses for indifference read a banner carried by children.
8
A strange indifference attends the threatened collapse of the Northern Ireland Executive.
9
One day she explained the reason for her indifference in the matter:-
10
Yet this august levity is not moral indifference; it is moral freedom.
11
His attention was riveted; there was no indifference in his manner now.
12
The general indifference on the subject was a deep disappointment to her.
13
The officer in charge received all these representations with the utmost indifference.
14
The walls surrounding these outcasts were dauntingly high: drugs, unemployment, social indifference.
15
I was civil; but I took no trouble to conceal my indifference.
16
Her refusal to meet families or advocates of families smacks of indifference.
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Translations for indifference
Indifference through the time
Indifference across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common