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单词 unconcerned
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unconcerned

(ʌnkənsɜːʳnd)
adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE]
If a person is unconcerned about something, usually something that most people would care about, they are not interested in it or worried about it.
Paul was unconcerned about what he had done. [+ about]
He seems totally unconcerned by real dangers. [+ by]
Synonyms: untroubled, relaxed, unperturbed, nonchalant More Synonyms of unconcerned
More Synonyms of unconcerned

unconcerned in British English

(ˌʌnkənˈsɜːnd)
adjective
1. 
lacking in concern or involvement
2. 
not worried; untroubled
Derived forms
unconcernedly (ˌʌnkənˈsɜːnɪdlɪ)
adverb
unconcernedness (ˌunconˈcernedness)
noun

unconcerned in American English

(ˌʌnkənˈsɜrnd)
adjective
not concerned
; specif.,
a. 
not interested; indifferent
b. 
not solicitous or anxious
SIMILAR WORDS:  inˈdifferent
Derived forms
unconcernedly (ˌunconˈcernedly) (ˌʌnkənˈsɜrnɪdli)
adverb
unconcernedness (ˌunconˈcernedness)
noun

Examples of 'unconcerned' in a sentence
unconcerned

He had all this stuff on his shirt and looked unconcerned.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
She seems happy and unconcerned with her lack of social life.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
Why are the opponents of assisted dying apparently unconcerned by this?
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
The legacy corporation appears unconcerned by the delay.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
But most locals seemed relatively unconcerned yesterday.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
She appeared unaccompanied and unconcerned throughout the match.
Times, Sunday Times (2006)
At one stage they lost a full hole to the group in front and seemed unconcerned with those behind.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
Both are blithely unconcerned with ethnicity.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
Generally, he remained blithely unconcerned about his screen roles.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
Worst of all, his grand hostesses seemed quite unconcerned.
Times, Sunday Times (2008)
They seemed unconcerned about the doubts you expressed, which was upsetting.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
The builders seem unconcerned, smiling happily as the drill sprays brick dust around.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
She seems unconcerned; only bemused.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
A camel watched them pass, incongruous and apparently unconcerned.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
My GP seemed very unconcerned and said it was a harmless haemorrhage.
The Sun (2012)
The Government remained completely unconcerned.
Gunston, Bill Plane Speaking - a personal view of aviation history (1991)
Unusually, the men appear without their faces covered, apparently unconcerned thatthey will be identified.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
Trainers appear unconcerned that one of the North's flagship venues has any safety issue.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
Over the summer the bees continued to fly in and out the attic vent while the woman remained unconcerned, unaware of the growing city of bees.
Christianity Today (2000)
She may appear unconcerned, but in a moment of honesty she admits she cried last night at the thought of dealing with this on her own.
The Sun (2012)
Her minder, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, was chatting away on his mobile apparently unconcerned about the dangers.
The Sun (2006)
My doctor appears to be unconcerned, but should I be worried?
The Sun (2015)
The Duke tried to appear unconcerned, but both he and his wife were so evidently embarrassed that they won the sympathy of their fellow passengers.
Amanda Mackenzie Stuart Consuelo & Alva: Love and Power in the Gilded Age (2005)
Staff appeared unconcerned as I tucked in to my crumbly treats, leaving the packet in full view on the table.
The Sun (2010)

In other languages
unconcerned

British English: unconcerned ADJECTIVE
If a person is unconcerned about something, usually something that most people would care about, they are not interested in it or worried about it.
He was unconcerned about what he had done.
  • American English: unconcerned
  • Brazilian Portuguese: indiferente
  • Chinese: 不在意的
  • European Spanish: indiferente
  • French: indifférent
  • German: unbekümmert
  • Italian: noncurante
  • Japanese: 関心を持たない
  • Korean: 개의치 않는
  • European Portuguese: indiferente
  • Latin American Spanish: indiferente

1 (adjective) 
Definition
not worried or troubled
Paul was unconcerned about what he had done.
Synonyms
untroubled
She remained untroubled by the reports.
relaxed
Try to adopt a more relaxed manner.
unperturbed
Ruiz seemed totally unperturbed by the events unfolding around him.
nonchalant
Denis tried unsuccessfully to look nonchalant and uninterested.
easy
She has had a very easy life.
careless
Office workers are notoriously careless about their passwords.
not bothered
serene
She looked as calm and serene as always.
callous
carefree
She remembered her years of carefree youth.
unruffled
blithe
It does so with blithe disregard for best scientific practice.
insouciant
He worked with insouciant disregard for convention.
unworried
not giving a toss (informal)
Opposites
concerned
,
worried
,
anxious
,
distressed
,
uneasy
,
agitated
,
perturbed
2 (adjective) 
Definition
not interested in something and not wanting to become involved
Synonyms
indifferent
People have become indifferent to the suffering of others.
cool
People found her too cool, aloof and arrogant.
distant
He's direct and courteous, but distant.
detached
The piece is written in a detached, precise style.
oblivious
aloof
He seemed aloof and detached.
unmoved
She carried on criticizing me in this vein, but I was unmoved.
unsympathetic
an unsympathetic doctor
uninterested
unhelpful and uninterested shop staff
apathetic
Many people feel apathetic about the candidates in both parties.
dispassionate
We try to be dispassionate about the cases we bring.
uninvolved
incurious
Opposites
interested
,
involved
,
curious
,
eager
,
avid

Additional synonyms

in the sense of aloof
Definition
distant or haughty in manner
He seemed aloof and detached.
Synonyms
distant,
cold,
reserved,
cool,
formal,
remote,
forbidding,
detached,
indifferent,
chilly,
unfriendly,
unsympathetic,
uninterested,
haughty,
unresponsive,
supercilious,
unapproachable,
unsociable,
standoffish
in the sense of apathetic
Many people feel apathetic about the candidates in both parties.
Synonyms
uninterested,
passive,
indifferent,
sluggish,
unmoved,
stoic,
stoical,
unconcerned,
listless,
cold,
cool,
impassive,
unresponsive,
phlegmatic,
unfeeling,
unemotional,
torpid,
emotionless,
insensible
in the sense of blithe
Definition
heedless
It does so with blithe disregard for best scientific practice.
Synonyms
heedless,
casual,
rash,
reckless,
indifferent,
careless,
oblivious,
negligent,
unconcerned,
untroubled,
thoughtless,
nonchalant,
unthinking,
imprudent,
neglectful,
incautious,
unmindful

Synonyms of 'unconcerned'

unconcerned

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of carefree
Definition
without worry or responsibility
She remembered her years of carefree youth.
Synonyms
untroubled,
happy,
cheerful,
careless,
buoyant,
airy,
radiant,
easy-going,
cheery,
breezy,
halcyon,
sunny,
jaunty,
chirpy (informal),
happy-go-lucky,
blithe,
insouciant,
light-hearted,
lightsome (archaic)
in the sense of careless
Definition
done or acting with insufficient attention
Office workers are notoriously careless about their passwords.
Synonyms
negligent,
hasty,
unconcerned,
cursory,
perfunctory,
thoughtless,
indiscreet,
unthinking,
forgetful,
absent-minded,
inconsiderate,
heedless,
remiss (formal),
incautious,
unmindful,
regardless
in the sense of cool
Definition
indifferent or unfriendly
People found her too cool, aloof and arrogant.
Synonyms
unfriendly,
reserved,
distant,
indifferent,
aloof,
lukewarm,
unconcerned,
uninterested,
frigid,
unresponsive,
offhand,
unenthusiastic,
uncommunicative,
unwelcoming,
standoffish,
QL
in the sense of detached
Definition
showing no emotional involvement
The piece is written in a detached, precise style.
Synonyms
objective,
neutral,
impartial,
reserved,
aloof,
impersonal,
disinterested,
unbiased,
dispassionate,
uncommitted,
uninvolved,
unprejudiced
in the sense of dispassionate
Definition
not influenced by emotion
We try to be dispassionate about the cases we bring.
Synonyms
objective,
fair,
neutral,
detached,
indifferent,
impartial,
impersonal,
disinterested,
unbiased,
uninvolved,
unprejudiced
in the sense of distant
Definition
remote in manner
He's direct and courteous, but distant.
Synonyms
reserved,
cold,
withdrawn,
cool,
formal,
remote,
stiff,
restrained,
detached,
indifferent,
aloof,
unfriendly,
reticent,
haughty,
unapproachable,
standoffish
in the sense of easy
Definition
free from pain, care, or anxiety
She has had a very easy life.
Synonyms
carefree,
comfortable,
pleasant,
leisurely,
well-to-do,
trouble-free,
untroubled,
cushy (informal),
unworried,
easeful,
EZ
in the sense of incurious
Definition
showing no curiosity or interest
Synonyms
indifferent,
unconcerned,
uninterested,
apathetic,
pococurante,
uninquiring
in the sense of insouciant
Definition
carefree or unconcerned
He worked with insouciant disregard for convention.
Synonyms
nonchalant,
casual,
carefree,
gay,
sunny,
buoyant,
airy,
breezy,
unconcerned,
jaunty,
untroubled,
happy-go-lucky,
free and easy,
unworried,
light-hearted
in the sense of nonchalant
Definition
casually unconcerned or indifferent
Denis tried unsuccessfully to look nonchalant and uninterested.
Synonyms
indifferent,
cool,
calm,
casual,
detached,
careless,
laid-back (informal),
airy,
unconcerned,
apathetic,
dispassionate,
unfazed (informal),
unperturbed,
blasé,
offhand,
unemotional,
insouciant,
imperturbable

Additional synonyms

in the sense of relaxed
Try to adopt a more relaxed manner.
Synonyms
easy-going,
easy,
casual,
informal,
laid-back (informal),
mellow,
leisurely,
downbeat (informal),
unhurried,
nonchalant,
free and easy,
mild,
insouciant,
untaxing,
chilled (informal)
in the sense of serene
Definition
peaceful or calm
She looked as calm and serene as always.
Synonyms
calm,
peaceful,
tranquil,
composed,
sedate,
placid,
undisturbed,
untroubled,
unruffled,
imperturbable,
chilled (informal)
in the sense of uninterested
Definition
having or showing no interest in someone or something
unhelpful and uninterested shop staff
Synonyms
indifferent,
unconcerned,
apathetic,
bored,
distant,
listless,
impassive,
blasé,
unresponsive,
uninvolved,
incurious
in the sense of unmoved
Definition
not affected by emotion
She carried on criticizing me in this vein, but I was unmoved.
Synonyms
unaffected,
indifferent,
impassive,
cold,
untouched,
unimpressed,
unconcerned,
unresponsive,
unfeeling,
dry-eyed,
unstirred
in the sense of unperturbed
Ruiz seemed totally unperturbed by the events unfolding around him.
Synonyms
calm,
untroubled,
unfazed (informal),
cool,
collected,
composed,
poised,
tranquil,
placid,
unruffled,
self-possessed,
unworried,
unflustered,
undismayed,
as cool as a cucumber
in the sense of unsympathetic
Definition
not feeling or showing sympathy
an unsympathetic doctor
Synonyms
insensitive,
callous,
heartless,
hard,
cold,
harsh,
cruel,
indifferent,
unkind,
unmoved,
unconcerned,
apathetic,
soulless,
unresponsive,
unfeeling,
uncompassionate,
compassionless (rare),
stony-hearted,
unpitying
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