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無関心で

mukanjin de
adjectival phrase★Intermediate— indifferent
informal

Showing a lack of interest or concern; indifferent or apathetic.

彼女は無関心で、私の提案を無視した。

She was indifferent and ignored my proposal.

彼は無関心で、周囲の騒ぎに関心がないようだ。

He seems indifferent to the commotion around him.

💡

Often used to describe someone who is emotionally detached or uninvolved in a situation.

Collocations

無関心な態度indifferent attitude無関心に振る舞うto act indifferently

Synonyms

無関心に冷淡に無感情に

Antonyms

熱心に関心を持って熱心に

Related Phrases

無関心な態度phrase
indifferent attitude
無関心に振る舞うphrase
to act indifferently

💡Pro Tip

Usage in Formal Contexts

While '無関心で' is commonly used in informal contexts, it can also be used in formal settings to describe a lack of interest or concern.

⚡Gold Rule

Avoid Overuse

Using '無関心で' too frequently can make you seem emotionally detached or uncaring, so use it judiciously.

📖Word Origin

Composed of 無 (mu, 'no') + 関心 (kanjin, 'interest') + で (de, particle indicating manner).

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is commonly used to describe a state of emotional detachment or lack of interest in a situation or topic.

Word Breakdown

無
no
prefix
+
関心
interest
root
+
で
in a manner
particle
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