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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The athlete approached the competition indifferently.
The customer complained indifferently to the sales representative.
The doctor delivered the bad news indifferently.
The doctor delivered the diagnosis indifferently.
The group discussed the proposal indifferently.
The judge listened to both lawyers indifferently.
The conductor led the orchestra indifferently, without showing any preference for any particular section.
The politician responded indifferently to the reporter's question.
The athlete trained indifferently to any kind of weather.
The jury reacted indifferently to the defendant's testimony.
The scientist examined the evidence indifferently to avoid bias.
The company distributed bonuses indifferently among all of its employees.
The scientist conducted the research indifferently, without any personal opinion or bias.
The hotel staff served all guests indifferently, regardless of their room rates.
She spoke indifferently on the phone, making it hard to hear her.
The singer sang indifferently, without any noticeable variations in pitch or tone.
The judge sentenced the accused indifferently, based only on the evidence presented.
He spoke indifferently about his ex-girlfriend.
The doctor treated all patients indifferently to their nationality.
The menu options varied indifferently, without any significant price or ingredient differences.
The restaurant served the dishes indifferently, without any preference for any specific customer.
He drew indifferently, making it hard to distinguish the image.
The actor read his lines indifferently during the rehearsal.
The soldier followed orders indifferently to the danger involved.
The musician performed indifferently to the size of the audience.
The CEO made business decisions indifferently to personal emotions.
The driver followed traffic rules indifferently to the urgency of the situation.
The author wrote indifferently to the possibility of being published.
The pilot followed emergency procedures indifferently to the time of day.
The chef cooked indifferently to the availability of ingredients.
The athlete competed indifferently to the reputation of their opponent.
The company treated all the customers indifferently, without any discrimination.
The students were dressed indifferently for the school party.
The climber climbed the mountains indifferently, without any discrimination based on their height.
The chef used the ingredients indifferently, without showing any preference.
The coach treated all the players indifferently, without any distinction.
The singer performed the songs indifferently, without any preference for any specific genre.
The medicine worked on all the patients indifferently, without any variation.
The organization treated all the employees indifferently, without any distinction.
The store displayed the products indifferently, without any categorization.
The library organized the books indifferently, without any classification.
The teacher graded all the papers indifferently, without any favoritism.
The mathematician solved the problems indifferently, without any preference for any particular method.
The software processed the data indifferently, without any preference for any specific type.
The therapist approached all the patients indifferently, without any bias or preference.
The hotel provided the guests with towels indifferently, without any differentiation.
The colors blended indifferently in the painting.
She typed indifferently on the keyboard, resulting in typos.
The teacher graded the papers indifferently to the student's name.
The politician answered the journalist's question indifferently.
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