indifference

I ask Ludmila why that is: is it fear, indifference, or because of support for the authorities?

Many suspect that the once well-connected Jewish community in New York will likely face indifference, if not open hostility, from City Hall if Zohran Mamdani is elected.

That outcome required bold investments, brilliant salesmanship and, in some cases, disregard for vulnerable players and indifference to loyal fans.

When she finally ends the relationship, she's bewildered and wounded by his indifference, wondering over and over, "why won't you beg for me?"

In the course of his research, Mr. Quinones came to admire the independence of tuba players, the way they remain undaunted in the face of the “disdain or indifference” of their peers.