Unimpressed: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when someone is not affected or moved by something that is supposed to be impressive or important.

• She was unimpressed by the grand gesture.
• He remained unimpressed with the new movie everyone was raving about.

Describes a lack of interest or enthusiasm towards something specific.

• He seemed uninterested during the presentation.
• They were uninterested in the new project proposal.

Used when someone neither likes nor dislikes something, showing no particular interest or concern.

• He was indifferent to the outcome of the game.
• She was indifferent about which restaurant to go to.

Describes someone who shows no interest, enthusiasm, or concern about anything. Often implies a deeper lack of emotion or feeling.

• The students were apathetic about the new curriculum changes.
• He felt apathetic towards the ongoing political debate.

Typically describes someone who is unbiased or impartial, but can also mean lacking interest or curiosity about something.

• A good judge must remain disinterested during the trial.
• She was disinterested in the small talk at the party.