unfeelingness
- noun
- /ʌnˈfiːlɪŋnəs/
- The doctor's unfeelingness when delivering the bad news left the family in shock.
Examples
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The unfeelingness of the manager led to low employee morale.
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The movie captured the unfeelingness of bureaucratic systems perfectly.
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He spoke with such unfeelingness that it left a chilling silence in the room.
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Her unfeelingness during the tragedy shocked everyone present.
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Her unfeelingness shocked everyone.
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His unfeelingness towards the plight of the homeless made him widely unpopular.
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Many criticized the government's unfeelingness in response to the natural disaster.
Synonyms
A lack of concern for other people's feelings or suffering
Lack of feeling or kindness in someone's behavior
Lack of care for other people
A lack of care for other people that makes people act unkindly
A state of not feeling worried or interested about something
A harsh, unkind way of speaking or acting
To not care about other people's feelings or needs
A lack of kindness or willingness to help others
A lack of feeling or care for other people's pain
Not caring about other people
Not noticing or caring about how other people feel
A lack of pity or kindness toward other people
A state of showing little or no feeling
Antonyms
How Compassionate
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unfeelingness breaks into simple parts: un- meaning 'not', feeling meaning 'emotion or sympathy', and -ness which makes a noun. So, unfeelingness is the state of being 'not feeling'—showing no warmth or compassion.