In an indifferent manner.
Used in a Sentence
indifferently
Definitions, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for indifferently.
Editorial note
The cost, as a consumer, to use indifferently one or the other is null.
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Definitions4
Parts of speech1
Quick take
In an indifferent manner.
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of indifferently gathered in one view.
Without distinction; impartially, objectively.
Without great care; without sufficient attention or thought.
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for indifferently.
adverb
In an indifferent manner.
adverb
Without distinction; impartially, objectively.
adverb
Without great care; without sufficient attention or thought.
adverb
Tolerably; passably.
Example sentences
The cost, as a consumer, to use indifferently one or the other is null.
The idea that the host may push them away or act indifferently is met with moral indignation.
Google in fact seems to treat everyone but a few large enterprise customers equally indifferently.
It grudgingly and indifferently tolerates the states that are good for making popular music.
Their impulse control will be much smaller, and they are much more likely to indifferently hurt people, commit crimes, and act on impulse.
Why is it people get all frothing at the mouth angry about Apple's mistakes when they just shrug indifferently the mis-steps of other companies?
We hope positively, but it could also be negatively or indifferently.
Either indifferently, or else they blame it entirely on liberal corruption.
We would trade those two pieces more or less indifferently, resulting in lots of games where one side has a queen and the other side has a knight.
So as progress goes rushing, indifferently, past...
I tried multiple Android devices (Nexus 4, Moto G v2, Nexus 5) and in all cases, autofocus on getUserMedia() worked indifferently or not at all, especially close up.
More like 500-2000ms - there are a few commercial codecs (Kakadu - as licensed in OS X, Aware) which are well-polished but the open-source situation was wretched for many years, relying on a few libraries which were indifferently maintained and seriously unoptimized.
Quote examples
Calling this "robot morality" is idiotic, akin to saying that because an ax will indifferently cut a log or a human neck, it decides that cutting one is morally equivalent to the other.
------- One of the dangers that are waay more likely than the scenario you've described, is a sub-intelligent "hostile" software (that is perhaps not intentionally hostile, but indifferently so).
This is also what’s going on, I guess, when you here people complaining about pervasive javascript, progressive enhancement, and their demand that all web “pages” must support their no-js browser plugins indifferently.
So it's ok to go to law school with the intent of becoming a generalist, or just a "leader" (attrition rates at elite law schools are close to zero anyway, so you can pursue your studies somewhat indifferently if you aren't keen on law review or being at the top of your class).
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use indifferently in a sentence?
The cost, as a consumer, to use indifferently one or the other is null.
What does indifferently mean?
In an indifferent manner.
What part of speech is indifferently?
indifferently is commonly used as adverb.