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unconcern

[uhn-kuhn-surn] / ˌʌn kənˈsɜrn /


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The belief, which you’ll hear from Washington-based politicos of a younger sort, presumes that progressives’ unconcern about their side’s moral and ethical perversities has enabled the left’s cultural and political advancements.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even on death row, he retained his aura of blithe unconcern.

From Los Angeles Times

His attitude veered from playful unconcern to cool indifference, as he told macabre jokes about surviving riots and poked fun at clichés and stereotypes about Muslims.

From BBC

Most of Ukraine’s ravaged cultural sites are like the shelled Reims Cathedral: perhaps not directly targeted, but destroyed with ruthless unconcern.

From New York Times

It takes time to figure all of this out, which may signal confidence in the audience on the part of Wills and Tarker, or brash unconcern.

From New York Times