adjective

indifferent

indifferent, unconcerned, mediocre

He was indifferent to the result of the game.

He was indifferent to the result of the game.

The restaurant served a rather indifferent meal.

The restaurant served a rather indifferent meal.

to be indifferent ((to sth./sb.)) to not be interested in (sth./sb.) He was indifferent to the result of the game.

an indifferent ((noun)) mediocre or not very good The restaurant served a rather indifferent meal.

Synonyms: unconcerned, apathetic, detached; Antonyms: interested, concerned, enthusiastic

From Latin 'in-' (not) + 'differre' (to differ), literally meaning 'not differing'.

Someone who is 'in-different' sees no difference between options, so they don't care which one is chosen.

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