blasé (Meaning)

blasé

apathetic to pleasure or excitement as a result of excessive indulgence or enjoyment, sophisticated, worldly-wise, unconcerned

The constant flow of news had made Emily blasé to the latest headlines.
The once-exciting roller coaster ride had become blasé for the thrill-seeking youth.
The mathematician's deep knowledge of numbers rendered him blasé to intricate puzzles.
Despite her success, the actress remained blasé about awards, having won countless before.
The wealthy businessman was blasé about material possessions, seeing them as mere commodities.
The jaded music critic was blasé about the band's latest album, which he found unoriginal.
The experienced traveler was blasé about exotic locations, having visited countless countries.
The seasoned gambler had become blasé about the outcome of his bets, understanding the randomness of chance.
The once-enthusiastic student had grown blasé about learning, finding it a monotonous chore.
The cynical politician was blasé about the public's opinion, knowing he could easily manipulate it.

apathetic to pleasure or excitement as a result of excessive indulgence or enjoyment, sophisticated, worldly-wise, unconcerned

cavalier,nonchalant, breezy, carefree, slaphappy, unconcerned, insouciant,blithe, lighthearted, informal

grave, wary, careworn, cautious,serious, earnest, careful, sombre, somber,anxious

The constant flow of news had made Emily blasé to the latest headlines.

The once-exciting roller coaster ride had become blasé for the thrill-seeking youth.

The mathematician's deep knowledge of numbers rendered him blasé to intricate puzzles.

Despite her success, the actress remained blasé about awards, having won countless before.