indifferentist Antonyms
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Meaning of indifferentist
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indifferentist (n.)
One governed by indifferentism.
indifferentist Sentence Examples
- The indifferentist exhibited a remarkable lack of interest or concern toward the political turmoil surrounding him.
- The politician's indifferentism alienated his constituents, who felt abandoned by his apathy.
- The doctor approached the patient with an air of indifferentism, his bedside manner lacking the usual warmth and empathy.
- The indifferentist student skipped class and failed assignments, unperturbed by the consequences of his actions.
- The judge's indifferentism toward the defendant's pleas for leniency resulted in a harsh sentence.
- The indifferent shopper wandered through the mall without any clear purpose or preference for merchandise.
- The indifferentist neighbor refused to help in the community garden, citing a lack of interest in gardening.
- The indifferent employee performed their duties with a monotonous routine, showing no enthusiasm or initiative.
- The indifferent witness gave contradictory testimony during the trial, demonstrating a lack of concern for the truth.
- The indifferentist author's lack of passion for writing was evident in the bland and uninspired nature of their work.
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One governed by indifferentism.
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The indifferentist exhibited a remarkable lack of interest or concern toward the political turmoil surrounding him.
The politician's indifferentism alienated his constituents, who felt abandoned by his apathy.
The doctor approached the patient with an air of indifferentism, his bedside manner lacking the usual warmth and empathy.
The indifferentist student skipped class and failed assignments, unperturbed by the consequences of his actions.
