indifférence totale
Son indifférence totale envers mes problèmes m'a blessé.
His complete indifference to my problems hurt me.
A state of complete apathy or lack of interest in something or someone, showing no concern or emotion.
Elle a montré une indifférence totale face à mes excuses.
She showed complete indifference to my apologies.
L'indifférence totale des autorités a aggravé la crise.
The authorities' complete indifference worsened the crisis.
This phrase emphasizes a stronger, more absolute form of indifference compared to 'indifférence' alone.
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Emphasis
Use this phrase to emphasize a stronger, more absolute form of indifference compared to 'indifférence' alone.
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Context
Use in formal or informal contexts to describe a complete lack of concern or emotion.
Word Origin
From 'indifférence' (from Latin 'indifferentia') and 'totale' (from Latin 'totalis'), combining to express a complete lack of concern.
Usage Notes
Used to describe a strong, unyielding lack of interest or emotion, often in situations where a reaction is expected.