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unindifferently

unindifferently adverb: not unconcernedly.

Adverb

unindifferently (comparative more unindifferently, superlative most unindifferently)

  1. Not unconcernedly.
    • Near-synonym: interestedly
    • "His subjects?" The Raja seemed puzzled. "Ah," he exclaimed not unindifferently, but as if a light had broken in, "I see you mean the King of England. What terms does His Majesty propose?"2022, Louise Jordan Miln, The Green Goddess
    Synonyms:
    interestedly
  2. (archaic) Not unbiasedly.
    • See, I pray you, how some men […] have vniustly censured, and vnindifferently esteemed the goods, and those graces which they haue bestowed vpon vs. They complaine because wee equall not Elephants in bulke of bodie, Harts in swiftnesse, Birds in lightnesse, Bulls in force.1614, Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Thomas Lodge, The Workes of Lucius Annaeus Seneca, page 36
    Synonyms:
    biasedly

Synonyms of unindifferently

Forms of unindifferently

comparativemore unindifferently
superlativemost unindifferently

Origin of unindifferently

From un- + indifferently, or from unindifferent + -ly.

Questions about unindifferently

What does unindifferently mean?
Unindifferently means not unconcernedly.
What part of speech is unindifferently?
Unindifferently is an adverb.

Words near unindifferently in the dictionary

  1. unindictable
  2. unindicted
  3. unindifference
  4. unindifferency
  5. unindifferent
  6. unindifferently
  7. unindigent
  8. unindignant
  9. unindividuable
  10. unindividual
  11. unindividualised

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