Uncaring: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe someone who appears not to care about the feelings or well-being of others. Often has a negative connotation.

• The manager was uncaring about the employees' complaints.
• She acted in an uncaring manner when her friend needed support.

Often used to describe someone who shows no particular interest or concern about something, neither positive nor negative.

• She was indifferent to the outcome of the game.
• The committee was indifferent about the new project proposal.

Describes someone who shows no interest, enthusiasm, or concern about something. Typically implies a lack of energy or motivation.

• He was apathetic towards the political debate.
• The students were apathetic despite the teacher’s efforts to engage them.

Used when someone seems not worried or interested about something that others might find important. Implies a casual or relaxed attitude.

• He remained unconcerned about the looming deadline.
• She was unconcerned about the rumors spreading about her.

This word is used when someone shows a lack of concern or interest in helping others.

• She was uncaring toward the homeless man asking for help

This word implies cruelty or a complete absence of compassion, often with a strong negative connotation.

• The villain in the movie was heartless, enjoying the suffering of others

This word is used when someone lacks understanding or compassion for another person's situation or feelings.

• Despite her best efforts to explain, he remained unsympathetic to her problems

This word describes someone who fails to show empathy or does not consider the feelings of others adequately.

• His insensitive comments made everyone uncomfortable at the party