incuriosity (Meaning)

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incuriosity (n.)

Want of curiosity or interest; inattentiveness; indifference.

Her incuriosity extended beyond personal matters, rendering her uninterested in the world around her.
The student's incuriosity led him to fail his history exam, as he had never bothered to learn the material.
Despite living in a bustling city, Jake's incuriosity prevented him from exploring its hidden gems.
The professor's incuriosity about new research made him seem outdated and uninspired.
The incuriosity of the villagers toward the strange noises coming from the forest fostered an atmosphere of unease.
Due to her incuriosity, Susan missed out on valuable opportunities that could have broadened her horizons.
The incuriosity of the audience made the speaker's presentation dull and unengaging.
The journalist's incuriosity hindered his ability to uncover the truth behind the story.
The incuriosity of the employees caused the stagnation of innovation within the company.
The general incuriosity of society toward climate change contributed to its severity and urgency.

Want of curiosity or interest; inattentiveness; indifference.

disregard, indifference, complacence, torpor,unconcern, nonchalance, insouciance, apathy, disinterestedness, casualness

awareness, regard,interest, interest, regard, concern, attention, curiosity, curiosity, attention

Her incuriosity extended beyond personal matters, rendering her uninterested in the world around her.

The student's incuriosity led him to fail his history exam, as he had never bothered to learn the material.

Despite living in a bustling city, Jake's incuriosity prevented him from exploring its hidden gems.

The professor's incuriosity about new research made him seem outdated and uninspired.