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Meaning:
apathetic

showing or having no interest, energy etc

uncaring, disinterested

austere

(of a person, behaviour) severely moral and strict

severe in manner

brutal

cruel and very unkind

cruel, remorseless

callous

(of the skin) made hard (by rough work etc)

cruel, insensitive

cruel

(of a person) taking pleasure in causing pain to, watching the suffering of, others

vicious, pitiless; causing pain

impassive

(of a person) showing no sign of feeling

aloof, cool

inhuman

cruel; without moral feeling

animal

inhumane

not humane

animal, savage

insensible

unconscious as the result of injury, illness etc

indifferent

insensitive

not sensitive (to touch, light, to the feelings of other people)

indifferent, callous

mechanical

of, connected with, produced by, machines; (of a person, action) done like machines (as if) without thought

done by machine; machinelike

merciless

having, showing, or feeling no mercy

mean, heartless

nonchalant

having or showing no interest or enthusiasm

easy-going, laid back

numb

without ability to feel or move (because of something)

deadened, insensitive

obdurate

stubborn

pig-headed, stubborn

phlegmatic

calm and unemotional (about trouble)

unemotional

regardless

paying no attention to a person or thing

indifferent, unconcerned

ruthless

(of a person, behaviour, act) showing no pity, sympathy or mercy

mean, heartless

severe

serious and strict; not kind; (of the weather, attacks of disease etc) strong, extreme; making great demands on skill, ability, patience etc

uncompromising, stern

stony

having, covered with, many stones; hard, cold and unsympathetic

hard, icy in appearance, response

undiplomatic

not diplomatic

tactless

unkind

not showing kindness

not nice

unsympathetic

not sympathetic

without agreement in feeling

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