benign indifference

Frequency: 5.52.1 per million words

A calm and gentle lack of concern, not intended to be harmful.

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  • Try to treat such comments with benign indifference.
  • The company's benign indifference to small market fluctuations proved to be a wise strategy.
  • She responded to their petty arguments with a calm and benign indifference.
  • His benign indifference towards public opinion allowed him to pursue his artistic vision fearlessly.
  • A policy of benign indifference was adopted, allowing local communities more autonomy.
  • The old dog greeted the new puppy with a gentle, benign indifference.
  • They hoped their benign indifference would encourage the rebellious teenager to find his own path.
  • The expert's benign indifference to the minor details helped them focus on the bigger picture.
  • Sometimes, a leader's benign indifference can empower subordinates to take initiative.
  • The author cultivated a benign indifference to reviews, focusing solely on his craft.