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Meanings of become apathetic in English

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Usage of become apathetic in English
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When learning is not commensurately represented by grades, students rightly feel cheated by the system and become apathetic.
Wired
2
It could be that we've become apathetic towards others in a world brimful of hate, violence and tragedy.
The Irish Times
3
Most men, however, whether savage or civilized, become apathetic toward all plants that have no other apparent use than the use of beauty.
The Mountains of California
4
We can very quickly become apathetic if we lose faith in the noble ideal and this in turn can bring a return to violence.
The Irish Times
5
I became apathetic; no longer counting the hours, and thankful when they passed.
The House of the Whispering Pines
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It's no wonder that people are becoming apathetic about politics here, especially young people.
The Irish Times
7
His manner towards those round him became apathetic and silent.
Poems Chiefly from Manuscript
8
The sufferers became apathetic idiots, with no desire or wish to do or be anything.
Andersonville: A Story of Rebel Military Prisons
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After this trial of supreme power the prince felt profound contempt for men and became apathetic.
The Pharaoh and the Priest: An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt
10
The ancient book says he became apathetic and fell into a deep sleep, a pool of forgetfulness.
Vrin: ten mortal gods
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He voted to strike because he became apathetic in the final days of that stretch, Dr Chen said.
Radio NZ
12
Then I think I became apathetic.
The Survivor
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Then his mind became apathetic.
Huntingtower
14
He became apathetic, reckless, lost.
Mrs. Lirriper's Legacy
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After that she became apathetic and slept the greater part of the time, on her plank bed, or waiting in corridors and prison-yards.
Selected Polish Tales
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