adj
uncaring
Uncaring (adj) means showing no concern or compassion for others. Example: “The manager's uncaring response to the complaint made things worse.”
adj
1
Showing no concern or compassion for others.
"The manager's uncaring response to the complaint made things worse."
How to use uncaring
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishNot showing concern or sympathy for other people.
Common pairings
uncaring attitude
cold and uncaring
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more uncaring
- Superlative
- most uncaring
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Etymology
From un- + caring.
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What does “uncaring” mean?
The word “uncaring” means showing no concern or compassion for others. In plain terms, not showing concern or sympathy for other people.
How do you use “uncaring” in a sentence?
Here is “uncaring” used in a sentence: “The manager's uncaring response to the complaint made things worse.”
What part of speech is “uncaring”?
“Uncaring” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of uncaring?
"uncaring" (adj) means showing no concern or compassion for others.
