unconcern

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noun un·con·cern \ ˌən-kən-ˈsərn \

Definition of unconcern

1 :lack of care or interest :indifference

his unconcern for personal gain

2 :freedom from excessive concern or anxiety

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Examples of unconcern in a Sentence

He has shown a surprising unconcern for his own safety.
wore an expression of general unconcern throughout the trial

Recent Examples of unconcern from the Web

Ivey's seeming unconcern about 2018 is a curious thing to some of the state's longtime political observers.

— john sharp, AL.com, "Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey continues 'steady the ship' message, while others want more," 11 June 2017
One thing that's been refreshing about Harry Styles' solo debut has been its complete unconcern with perceptions of masculinity.

— matt miller, Esquire, "Harry Styles Actually Loves Harry Styles More Than James Corden Does," 19 May 2017
The low-profile success of MP3 blogs, and the apparent unconcern of the music industry, is in stark contrast to the aggressive anti-piracy actions taken by the Recording Industry Association of America in other spheres.

— betsy schiffman, WIRED, "MP3 Blogs Offer File Sharing Even the RIAA Could Love," 3 Dec. 2007

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