uncaring
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkɛrɪŋ/
- People describe her as uncaring because she rarely offers help or sympathy.
- uncaring environment
- harsh and uncaring
That doesn't make you an unkind, uncaring, unloving human being.
- That doesn't make you an unkind, uncaring, unloving human being.
- That includes being callous, being uncaring, lying repeatedly.
- It's not a dead and uncaring universe.
- But how, you know, how can we be so, so strangely uncaring about our children and grandchildren?
- The unfiltered, uncaring, unassuming, intrinsically motivated version of ourselves.
- And as soon as you've surrendered to what could be coming, the more fierce you are, the more uncaring you are.
Examples
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His uncaring attitude towards the problems of others upset many in the community.
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The uncaring expression on his face made it clear he didn't feel sorry for them.
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Will say the person is cold or uncaring, same story.
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And you are too mean and uncaring, some days.
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So completely uncaring for anyone else in the world.
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One cannot be uncaring of the welfare of others and deserve to be called human.
Fiction book (1992) -
This world is cruel and uncaring.
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However, in Gracie's eyes, they seemed distant and uncaring.
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The 10 students in this study did not generalize their frustration with uncaring teachers to all teachers.
Academic text (2003) -
I think it's terribly disrespectful and uncaring to go on with the marathon.
Blog text (19)
Synonyms
Not showing care for other people's feelings or needs
Not showing kindness or sympathy to others
Not friendly or caring to other people
Not caring about how your words or actions may hurt others
Not caring about other people's feelings or needs
A person who is not affected by personal feelings and shows little emotion
Not kind or warm to other people
Not showing sympathy or care for other people's feelings
Not giving enough care or attention when something needs it
Not feeling sorry for someone or caring about their problems
Not kind or generous and quick to judge others harshly
Does not give help or support to someone
Not showing care or warmth to other people
Not caring when other people suffer
A person who does not show care for other people
Shows no sympathy for people who suffer
Not showing love or warm feelings to others
Not showing kindness or mercy when others suffer
Not showing kindness to other people
Not willing to give, share, or be kind to others
Being very uncaring about other people's feelings
Not showing care or understanding for other people's feelings
Antonyms
How Caring
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word uncaring is made of the beginning un- meaning 'not' and the word care, which means 'to feel concern' or 'to look after' someone. So uncaring means 'not showing concern' for other people and can describe a person who seems cold or without sympathy.