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Meaning of indifferent
The primary meaning of the word "indifferent" is having no particular interest or concern.
Etymology of indifferent
The word "indifferent" comes from the Latin "indifferentem", meaning "not different" or "making no difference", which is derived from "in-" (not) and "differre" (to differ).
Historically, the word has been used to describe a lack of enthusiasm, concern, or interest in something, and has been used in various contexts, including philosophy, psychology, and everyday language.
Synonyms
apathetic
unenthusiastic
unconcerned
detached
uninterested
neutral
impassive
dispassionate
unemotional
lukewarm
halfhearted
perfunctory
lackluster
uninspired
unresponsive
unmoved
uncaring
aloof
distant
uninvolved
nonchalant
casual
laid-back
complacent
lethargic
sluggish
torpid
phlegmatic
stoic
serene
calm
tranquil
impartial
unbiased
unprejudiced
objective
disinterested
uncommitted
unengaged
disconnected
remote
inaccessible
unfeeling
insensitive
numb
indifferent
impassible
inured
jaded
blase
bored
listless
languid
lassitude
inert
inactive
inertial
apathetic
uncurious
uninquiring.
Definitions
- Having no particular interest or concern
- Not caring or being concerned about something
- Having no strong feelings or opinions about something
- Treating everyone or everything equally, without bias or prejudice
Usage Examples
- She seemed indifferent to the news, not showing any emotion or reaction.
- He was indifferent to the choice of restaurant, as long as the food was good.
- The company was indifferent to the needs of its customers, prioritizing profits over service.
Antonyms
enthusiastic
passionate
excited
eager
interested
concerned
invested
engaged
committed
dedicated
fervent
ardent
zealous
keen
avid
fervid
fanatical
obsessed
devoted
passionate
warm
caring
sensitive
emotional
responsive
involved
committed
partial
biased
prejudiced
subjective
opinionated
fervent
dedicated.