indifference
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definition
noun
she shrugged, feigning indifference
lack of interest, concern, or sympathy.
example
If international criticism or 'indifference' does not arouse concern for how we look to others, what will?
Take that away, treat such feelings with 'indifference' , even contempt, and recruitment will fall away.
They misunderstand the situation: the electorate is not sunk in passive 'indifference' , it is disgusted and enraged.
she shrugged, feigning 'indifference'
That there is no scientific evidence to support these claims is a matter of 'indifference' to those who believe them.
The feeling of detached 'indifference' had been soothing and he hated that it was slowly slipping away.
I ran menial errands, tasted everything, and feigned 'indifference' towards the whole process.
The difference between the sexes is no accident or matter of 'indifference' .
The issues of homelessness, lack of income and 'indifference' to seeking medical care for the children continued.
I tried so hard to keep a straight face but I just couldn't I went from anger to frustration to fear to 'indifference' .
One can affect unawareness, feign 'indifference' or summon up some other defense against such entreaties.
Mass-murder and suffering were a matter of 'indifference' to them.
There is a fine line between maturity, sobriety and patience, and 'indifference' , alienation and disgust.
it cannot be regarded as a matter of 'indifference'
People are not approaching them due to lack of education or 'indifference' .
If their teachers do not seriously try to teach history, then they will be replicas of our generation for whom history is a matter of 'indifference' .
What distinguishes them is not the nature of the fraud but the technical means by which it is perpetrated, and this is a matter of 'indifference' in English law.
Which side is winning is a matter of complete 'indifference' to them.
All concerned proceeded with general 'indifference' to the constitutional issues involved.
she shrugged, feigning 'indifference'
It is not a matter of 'indifference' to Scots how the English elect to run their education system.
What happens to the Russians, what happens to the Czechs, is a matter of utter 'indifference' to me.
But behind the latest official displays of concern lie the same 'indifference' for the plight of the Asian masses.
For the woman worker it is a matter of 'indifference' who is the ‘master’ a man or a woman.
There can be no excuse for such 'indifference' and lack of care about how some prisoners are treated.
Storeowners look to the suburbs with varying degrees of contempt, jealousy and 'indifference' .
it cannot be regarded as a matter of 'indifference'
He said he was frustrated by people's 'indifference' and lack of interest in the work of the town council.
One is the risk that an industry will gain a reputation of 'indifference' to public interest.
She yawned broadly, then, mustering up an utter lack of 'indifference' , pointed straight ahead.
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