無関心 (mukanshin) Japanese meaning: indifferent | Kotomora治
に
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心
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He is indifferent to politics.
It's a problem that many young people are apathetic about elections.
Usage patterns
〈事〉に無関心だto be indifferent to something
He is indifferent to politics.
〈事〉に無関心を装うto pretend to be indifferent to something
She pretended to be indifferent to the topic.
〈事〉への無関心indifference toward something
Indifference toward social issues is being seen as a problem.
N1
無関心 means indifference or lack of interest, the opposite of the burning drive expressed by 情熱.
無関心 means indifference or lack of interest, the opposite state from 熱中, which means being enthusiastically absorbed in something.
無関心 means indifference or not caring about others' affairs, the opposite of おせっかい's intrusive over-involvement.
好奇 describes an active curiosity about something, while 無関心 describes a total lack of interest or indifference toward it.
無関心 means indifference or lack of interest, the opposite of the curious, eccentric interest implied by 物好き.
無関心 means indifference or lack of interest in others, the opposite of the caring attentiveness expressed by 思いやり.
無関心 means indifference or lack of interest, the opposite of the deep devotion expressed by 傾倒.
無関心 means indifference or lack of interest, the opposite of the eager dedication expressed by 熱意.
無関心 means indifference or lack of concern, the opposite of feeling 興味 toward something.
無関心 means indifference or lack of concern, the opposite of 同情, which involves actively feeling for someone's misfortune.
無関心 means indifference or lack of interest, the opposite of the deep personal caring expressed by 思い入れ.
無関心 means indifference or lack of interest, the opposite of the intense, focused attention described by 大注目.
無関心 means indifferent or uninterested, the opposite of the keen curiosity expressed by 興味津々.
