Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdɪfərəntli/
adverb in a manner that shows a lack of interest or concern; without care or enthusiasm
A1 She looked at the menu indifferently before ordering the same thing as always.
A2 The cat walked past the dog indifferently, not even acknowledging its presence.
B1 He listened to the music playing in the background indifferently, lost in his own thoughts.
B2 The politician responded to the accusations indifferently, showing no emotion or concern.
C1 The professor addressed the controversial topic indifferently, presenting both sides of the argument objectively.
C2 She handled the criticism of her work indifferently, confident in her own abilities and vision.
formal She looked at the painting indifferently, showing no emotion or interest.
informal He shrugged indifferently when asked about his plans for the weekend.
slang I could tell by the way she rolled her eyes indifferently that she didn't care at all.
figurative The politician spoke indifferently about the pressing issues facing the country, causing concern among the citizens.
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