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Meanings of really caring in English

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Usage of really caring in English
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But I remember caring without really caring, if you know what I mean.
Abaddon's Gate
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Spencer swept past him, not really caring what he thought anymore.
Ruthless
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Jack stared at it, aware that he was almost hypnotized, not really caring.
The talisman
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I came to in the guesthouse, not really caring how I got there.
Stand by your hitman
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You either have to be crazy or a really caring person.
NY Magazine
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But Dennis also has a really caring side to him.
Climbing Magazine
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It mattered only if you stopped really caring about anything.
Wired
8
Grant asked, not really caring since he would be gone for the next two weeks.
Wet desert: tracking down a terrorist on the colorado river
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It is very punk not knowing whose house you're going to and not really caring.
The Guardian
10
Ildikó grimaced, not sure whether her expression could be seen in the darkness, not really caring.
Tales of the Slayer, Vol. 1
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Menelaus called for the guards, and they, sleepy-eyed, swung open the gates, not really caring who we were.
Helen of troy
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For once, not really caring whether she broke her bones, she gave the small, birdlike woman a hug.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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I shrug, not really caring.
The life you've imagined
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And back up the hill? Zeke asked, knowing that he was asking Rudy to lie and not really caring.
Boneshaker
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Well, the crisis had passed, and there had been no discovery; but then Elmer was really caring very little now.
Afloat; or, Adventures on Watery Trails
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Flies buzzed around him, and he idly swatted at them, not really caring what they did nor even blaming them.
Quest for the well of souls
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