Unconcerned; not caring or troubling oneself; not solicitous, regardless; having no care of, about, or †to.

Heedless, careless, indifferent. Chiefly with of. Obsolete.

Having no care or consideration for oneself or another person; indifferent; uncaring. Obsolete.

Originally Scottish. Esp. of persons: not taking sides in a controversy, dispute, disagreement, etc.; not inclining toward any party, view, etc…

Not inclined to one thing or course more than to another; having no inclination or feeling for or against a thing; hence, Without interest or feeling…

= indifferent, adj.1 1.

Not taking any care or consideration of or for (a thing or person).

Not mindful; unaware, oblivious; indifferent, careless, heedless. Frequently in negative constructions… With infinitive or subordinate clause.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Not mindful; unaware, oblivious; indifferent, careless, heedless. Frequently in negative constructions… Without construction.

Of a person: acting merely by way of duty or routine, or for form's sake and so without interest, care, or enthusiasm; superficial, offhand; formal…

= disinterested, adj. 1.

Used to indicate a laid-back, carefree, or lazy attitude.

Without interest or concern; not interested, unconcerned. (Often regarded as a loose use.)

Having the fault for which the Church of Laodicea is reproached in Revelation 3:15, 16; hence, ‘lukewarm, neither cold nor hot’, indifferent in…

Free from care or anxiety. Obsolete. rare.

Devoid of concern or interest; uninterested, indifferent, unmoved.

Fond of ease, averse to taking pains or thought; not strenuous, indolent; careless, thoughtless, unconcerned; = easy-going, adj.

Having no taste or inclination for a specified action. rare.

= indifferent, adj.1

Without concern; absolutely unconcerned. Also: characterized by a lack of concern.

That does not mind or care; indifferent; unaware. Cf. unmindful, adj.

Calm and casual; (deliberately) lacking in enthusiasm or interest; indifferent, unconcerned.

Cooling, cold; (also figurative) indifferent.

Unconcerned, indifferent. In this sense disinterested is increasingly common in informal use, though widely regarded as incorrect: see disinterested…

(un-, prefix1 affix 4 affix 7b.)

Picking the teeth; figurative careless, nonchalant: cf. toothpick, n. compounds 1 (a).

Careless, indifferent, nonchalant.

careless, indifferent, or nonchalant in character.

Careless, indifferent, unconcerned.

Characterized by refusal or failure to commit oneself to a particular view or course of action. Also of words, actions, etc.: implying no specific…

That shows that one does not care; careless, reckless, unconcerned.

colloquial. Casual, careless (cf. sense B. 2). Obsolete.

That does not care; careless, reckless, unconcerned.

With to. Not partial to or fond of; ill-disposed or antagonistic to.

Marked by indifference.

Indifferent.

Showing (real or assumed) unconcern or lack of interest.

characteristic of a Gallio, indifferent.

Uncommitted; opposed to engaged, adj. 4.