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Meanings of unconcern in English
Catalan
indiferència The trait of remaining calm and seeming not to care; a casual lack of concern.
Usage of unconcern in English
1
Tells how the top Russian delegates flaunted their unconcern with personal security.
2
He was incapable of fear, meeting personal dangers with the calmest unconcern.
3
Miss Stapylton answered, with utmost unconcern; I would sooner marry a toad.
4
He looked over their heads, and went his way in massive unconcern.
5
From one point he could see a girl, sitting in superb unconcern.
6
He held it out to her with a valiant attempt at unconcern.
7
I would have noted the suggestive, dissembling, observing unconcern of her companion.
8
But she carried her white bag with an appearance of steadfast unconcern.
9
He, however, put on the appearance of as much unconcern as possible.
10
Herger shook his shoulders in the Northmen's gesture of unconcern, or indifference.
11
He received the courserman's despatch with evident unconcern, and read it carelessly.
12
He ignored with passive unconcern the mistake of Van Teyl's attempted greeting.
13
Beneath the serene unconcern of Ann Veronica's face was a boiling tumult.
14
But, instead of entering, he turned to her with careless unconcern, saying:
15
Raillery, good-humour, and even pretended ease and unconcern, were at an end.
16
Pearl soaked the beans for tomorrow's cooking, with an air of unconcern.
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Translations for unconcern
Portuguese
Spanish
Unconcern through the time
Unconcern across language varieties
United Kingdom
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