Vocab Bloom Hub

uncaring

/ʌnˈkeə.rɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Person, die kein Mitgefühl oder keine Fürsorge für andere zeigt; gleichgültig und gefühllos gegenüber den Bedürfnissen oder dem Wohlergehen anderer.

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adjective

/ʌnˈkeə.rɪŋ/B2formal
  • deBeschreibt eine Person, die kein Mitgefühl oder keine Fürsorge für andere zeigt; gleichgültig und gefühllos gegenüber den Bedürfnissen oder dem Wohlergehen anderer.

Describes a person who shows a lack of sympathy or concern for others.

  1. Lacking affection or warmthB2formal

    Showing no emotional warmth, concern, or affection towards others.

    deGleichgültig

    • His uncaring attitude made his partner feel unloved.
    • She gave him an uncaring glance and turned away.
    • The uncaring tone of his voice hurt her deeply.

    Synonymealoofcallouscolddistanthardheartedheartlessindifferentinsensitiveunfeelingunsympathetic

    Antonymeaffectionatecaringkindlovingtenderwarm

  2. Without concern for othersB2formal

    Showing a lack of interest, sympathy, or thought for the needs or feelings of other people.

    deGleichgültig

    • The government's uncaring response to the crisis angered many citizens.
    • He was criticized for his uncaring behavior towards the homeless.
    • An uncaring society often ignores the struggles of the vulnerable.

    Synonymealoofapatheticcallouscoldcoldhearteddetacheddistantheartlessinconsiderateindifferentinsensitiveneglectfulthoughtlessunconcernedunfeelingunsympathetic

    Antonymecaringcompassionateconcernedconsiderateempathetickindsympatheticthoughtful

Formen
  • more uncaring comparative form
  • most uncaring superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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