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unconcern

/ˌʌn.kənˈsɜːn/

Traduction: Nom désignant l’état ou le sentiment d’absence d’inquiétude ou d’intérêt, souvent caractérisé par une indifférence calme ou insouciante.

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noun

/ˌʌn.kənˈsɜːn/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l’état ou le sentiment d’absence d’inquiétude ou d’intérêt, souvent caractérisé par une indifférence calme ou insouciante.

A noun referring to a state or feeling of not being worried or interested, often characterized by a calm or casual lack of concern.

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  1. Calm indifferenceC1formal

    The quality of staying relaxed and appearing not to care about something; a casual lack of worry.

    frindifférence calme

    • He faced the criticism with complete unconcern.
    • Her unconcern about the deadline surprised her colleagues.
    • They showed an air of unconcern despite the chaos around them.

    Synonymesaloofnesscoolnessdetachmentindifferenceinsouciancenonchalance

    Antonymesanxietyconcerninterestinvolvementworry

  2. Lack of interest or worryC1formal

    A feeling of not being interested or worried about something.

    frindifférence, désintérêt

    • His unconcern for the rules got him into trouble.
    • She listened to the news with total unconcern.
    • The public's unconcern about the issue was alarming.

    Synonymesaloofnessapathycarelessnessdetachmentdisinterestindifferenceinsouciancenonchalance

    Antonymesanxietycareconcerninterestworry

Formes
  • unconcerns plural form
  • unconcerns' possessive plural form
  • unconcern's possessive singular form
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