1 the quality of not caring about or being interested in something or someone:
If central powers tended to do the same for opposite reasons, their attitude towards non-bureaucratic opinion alternated between indifference and hostility.
Nothing tells us that practical indifference deserves judicial punishment as distinct from other kinds of social responses to blameworthy conduct.
He argues that indeterminacy of rational choice is the result of either indifference or incommensurability of the options.
The test for incommensurability assumes, after all, that indifference and incommensurability hold between the values of the options of choice.
That this innovation met and continues to meet with critical as well as popular indifference appears, at first, extraordinary.
This is surprising in view of the traditional indifference to evolution from medical and molecular biology.
Occasionally new machinery met with suspicion, indifference or even opposition by agricultural workers because of its novelty or complexity.
It was a drastic change from the sheer indifference that was prevalent until 2000.
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不感興趣, 漠不關心,冷淡…
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不感兴趣的, 不关心的,冷淡的…
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indiferencia, indiferencia [feminine], desinterés [masculine]…
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indiferença…
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kayıtsızlık, umursamazlık…
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indifférence [feminine], indifférence…
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lhostejnost…
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ligegladhed…
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