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Synonyms
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Meaning:
indifferent

having no interest or opinion; neither for nor against

unfeeling, uninterested

irrespective

paying no attention to; regardless of (which is more usual)

without regard

lackadaisical

(appearing) tired, unenthusiastic

careless, indifferent

listless

too tired to show interest or do anything

spiritless, without energy

mindless

giving no thought or care to something; not having or not requiring intelligence; not having a purpose

oblivious, stupid; automatic

negligent

taking too little care; guilty of neglect

careless, indifferent

oblivious

unaware, having no memory, (of something)

unaware, ignorant

perfunctory

done as a duty or routine but without care, sincerely or interest

automatic, unthinking

rapt

so deep in thought, so carried away by feelings, that one is unaware of other things

absorbed, fascinated

reckless

not thinking or caring about the effects, consequences

irresponsible in thought, deed

regardless

paying no attention to a person or thing

indifferent, unconcerned

remiss

careless; negligent

careless, thoughtless

shiftless

lazy (the usual word)

lazy

sloppy

careless and untidy; (of clothes) loose and fitting badly; foolishly sentimental; weakly emotional

messy

superficial

of or on the surface only; not thorough or deep

without depth, detail

thoughtless

not thinking; selfish; inconsiderate

inconsiderate

unaware

not aware

ignorant

unconcerned

not anxious (about); not (emotionally) concerned (with)

carefree; apathetic

uninformed

(especially) not having, made without, adequate information

unaware

unmindful

unaware of something

not aware or attentive

unobservant

not quick at noticing things

not observant

unsocial

not social; outside the usual working day

unfeeling, uninterested

INATTENTIVE as in Wiktionary
INATTENTIVE as in Wikipedia