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insouciance

noun as in apathy

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noun as in disregard

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the cold shoulder

noun as in ease

noun as in hebetude

noun as in impassivity

noun as in indifference

noun as in informality

noun as in lethargy

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supineness

noun as in nonchalance

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noun as in stolidity

noun as in stolidness

noun as in torpidity

noun as in unconcern

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noun as in unresponsiveness

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The media blasts have insouciance previous presidential campaigns wouldn’t have dared to sign off on.

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The pink we see today has taken up these historical meanings and aligned them with the values of the millennials: It embodies spontaneity, freshness, insouciance, individual freedom.

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For her, Gary constructs Ron, a dashing, swaggering fellow with devil-may-care insouciance and a hint of real danger.

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De Bascher was the opposite, a dandy who enjoyed dissolute idleness with an elegant insouciance.

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If there is a symbol of Ukrainian insouciance in the face of clear and present danger, it might just be this city.

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