Sunday, 11 October 2020

Common errors in English: usage of Indifferent At/With.

Indifferent ( = not interested; not caring) 

Incorrect : He is indifferent at politics.

Correct : He is indifferent to politics.

Incorrect : I was totally indifferent with the cold.

Correct : I was totally indifferent to/ towards the cold.

Note: The noun ‘indifference’ also takes the same preposition. 

For example: 
He showed complete indifference to/towards me.

The antonym of ‘indifferent’ is not ‘different’.

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