express indifference

Frequency: 7.511.9 per million words

To communicate a lack of interest, usually through words.

indifferenceVERB + NOUN

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express

Examples (10)

  • He chose to express his indifference with a shrug.
  • Many politicians express indifference towards public opinion.
  • She couldn't help but express her indifference to the outcome of the game.
  • Despite the urgency, the committee continued to express indifference.
  • By remaining silent, he seemed to express his indifference to their pleas.
  • It's easy to express indifference when a problem doesn't directly affect you.
  • He has always tried to express indifference to criticism.
  • Their lack of action served to express their indifference to the suffering.
  • Some people express indifference as a defense mechanism.
  • The manager was surprised to see employees express such indifference about the new policy.