indifferent
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definition
adjective
they all seemed indifferent rather than angry
having no particular interest or sympathy; unconcerned.
attempts to distinguish between good, bad, and indifferent work
neither good nor bad; mediocre.
example
We have all got to know our fair share of weather good, bad and mostly 'indifferent' , if it's summer in the UK.
After being the surprise package of last season, it would be fair to say that it's been an 'indifferent' start this time round for the team.
And this time round he has 'indifferent' designers and inferior actors.
This may mean the person gives up interests and hobbies or is 'indifferent' to social conventions and to the opinions of others.
The company's finance director said 2003 was a mixed year with an 'indifferent' first six months leading to a stronger second half.
A bit of parliamentary mayhem might attract the interest of voters who are now entirely 'indifferent' to what goes on at Holyrood.
And but for an 'indifferent' second season, he has piled on runs, averaging 49.7 from 35 first-class games.
What we definitely did see was indifferent bowling and fielding in the first half, and 'indifferent' batting in the second.
The summer's 'indifferent' weather was threatening profit forecasts.
Distracted by the regulatory settlement, it is easy to overlook how 'indifferent' the company's second-quarter performance was.
For three grueling days the young boy had remained oblivious to his surrounding world, unresponsive and 'indifferent' to anything and anyone around him.
The opera was 'indifferent' , but fairly successful with public.
Despite his poor village origins, he is cold and 'indifferent' to the problems confronting his family and friends.
The other extreme of inelegant solution is to become callous and 'indifferent' to the suffering of others.
His appearance differed from the passable but 'indifferent' style I'd been used to in him, often typical of computer programmers.
While hardware vendors whine about the levy, consumers seem fairly 'indifferent' .
His manner was cold and 'indifferent' to the plight of the boy before him.
He leaned on his hands and shrugged, 'indifferent' to Curt's attitude.
Positive, negative, and 'indifferent' reactions were fairly equally common, especially at the timeof the experience.
I was rather 'indifferent' to it at the time, but twenty years on, it sounds fresh and original.
Beyond these couple of top tunes you see, the music fades into that bland 'indifferent' realm of the average pop song.
Then she subdivided the coins in the groups into good, so-so and 'indifferent' .
This detachment translates into filmmaking that feels 'indifferent' and at times uninspired.
Too many of his roles were simply 'indifferent' , and the Pink Panther films slid into mediocrity.
The photographs are of 'indifferent' quality, the layout and design clumsy and amateurish.
One of the main reasons they have risen to such prominence is the fact that the police are at best 'indifferent' to them and, at worst, actively sympathize.
Some, rather than being simply 'indifferent' to the well-being of others, have an urgent need to make others feel agony and humiliation.
The third threat level is constituted by political systems that are 'indifferent' to the expressed interests of the majority of the world's population.
Our tolerant attitude is often little more than lack of interest or disbelief; we are as 'indifferent' to our own beliefs as to those of others.
He was a city boy, always had been, and his riding skills were fairly 'indifferent' .
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