Unconcern is a word that refers to a lack of interest, care or worry towards something. Its antonymic pairs may include concern, interest or involvement. Concern is the opposite of unconcern, it points to being interested, worried or affected by something. Interest can also serve as an antonym of unconcern, which refers to finding value or attraction in something. Involvement is another antonym, as it suggests being actively engaged or investing oneself in a particular matter. To fully understand the meaning of unconcern, one must understand its antonyms too. These terms provide a sense of contrast that sheds light on what unconcern is and what it isn't.

What are the antonyms for Unconcern?

• n.

  • alarm, apprehension
  • fear
  .
  • anxiety, trouble
  • worry
  .
  • business, responsibility
  • concern
  .
  • concern
  • dis quietude
  ,
  • dis quietudes
  ,
  • dis tress
  ,
  • dis tresses
  ,
  • dis-quietude
  ,
  • dis-quietudes
  ,
  • dis-tress
  ,
  • dis-tresses
  ,
  • important matter
  ,
  • important matters
  ,
  • megacorp
  ,
  • multi national
  ,
  • multi nationals
  ,
  • multi-national
  ,
  • multi-nationals
  ,
  • multinationals
  ,
  • out fit
  ,
  • out fits
  ,
  • out-fit
  ,
  • out-fits
  ,
  • re gards
  ,
  • re-gard
  ,
  • shooting match
  ,
  • shooting matches
  ,
  • tender loving care
  ,
  • tender loving cares
  ,
  • trans action
  ,
  • trans actions
  ,
  • trans-action
  ,
  • trans-actions
  ,
  • un eases
  ,
  • un-ease
  ,
  • un-eases
  .
  • disinterestedness
  • feeling
  ,
  • interest
  ,
  • sympathy
  .
  • disquiet
  • dis quiet
  ,
  • dis quiets
  ,
  • dis-quiet
  ,
  • dis-quiets
  ,
  • fore boding
  ,
  • fore bodings
  ,
  • fore-boding
  ,
  • fretfulness
  ,
  • fretfulnesses
  ,
  • in-quietudes
  ,
  • un rest
  ,
  • un-rest
  ,
  • un-rests
  .
  • fear
  • cold sweat
  ,
  • cold sweats
  ,
  • dis composure
  ,
  • dis composures
  ,
  • dis may
  ,
  • dis mays
  ,
  • dis-composure
  ,
  • dis-composures
  ,
  • dis-may
  ,
  • dis-mays
  ,
  • fore-bodings
  ,
  • pre sentiments
  ,
  • pre-sentiment
  ,
  • pre-sentiments
  ,
  • tremblings
  .
  • misgiving
  • apprehensiveness
  ,
  • apprehensivenesses
  ,
  • dis trust
  ,
  • dis trusts
  ,
  • dis-trust
  ,
  • dis-trusts
  ,
  • mis giving
  ,
  • mis-giving
  ,
  • pre monition
  ,
  • pre monitions
  ,
  • pre notion
  ,
  • pre notions
  ,
  • pre sage
  ,
  • pre sages
  ,
  • pre-monition
  ,
  • pre-notions
  ,
  • pre-sage
  ,
  • pre-sages
  ,
  • prenotions
  ,
  • un belief
  ,
  • un beliefs
  ,
  • un-belief
  .
  • mistrust
  • Dubiosities
  ,
  • Dubiosity
  ,
  • in certitude
  ,
  • in certitudes
  ,
  • in-certitudes
  ,
  • mis trust
  ,
  • mis trusts
  ,
  • mis-trust
  ,
  • un certainties
  ,
  • un certainty
  ,
  • un-certainties
  ,
  • un-certainty
  .
  • noun
  • agitation
  ,
  • alarm
  ,
  • anxiety
  ,
  • ardor
  ,
  • attention
  ,
  • attentiveness
  ,
  • awareness
  ,
  • bias
  ,
  • care
  ,
  • conscientiousness
  ,
  • curiosity
  ,
  • desire
  ,
  • distress
  ,
  • disturbance
  ,
  • eagerness
  ,
  • emotion
  ,
  • excitement
  ,
  • fervency
  ,
  • frenzy
  ,
  • fury
  ,
  • heedfulness
  ,
  • keenness
  ,
  • partiality
  ,
  • passion
  ,
  • prejudice
  ,
  • regard
  ,
  • sensibility
  ,
  • sensitiveness
  ,
  • sensitivity
  ,
  • storm
  ,
  • susceptibility
  ,
  • turbulence
  ,
  • vehemence
  ,
  • violence
  ,
  • warmheartedness
  ,
  • warmth
  ,
  • zeal
  .
  • scruple
  • Reluctancy
  ,
  • Superegos
  ,
  • falterings
  ,
  • re consideration
  ,
  • re considerations
  ,
  • re-consideration
  ,
  • re-considerations
  ,
  • reconsideration
  ,
  • reconsiderations
  ,
  • reluctancies
  ,
  • scruple
  ,
  • scruples
  ,
  • squeamishness
  ,
  • squeamishnesses
  ,
  • superego
  .
  • solicitude
  • TLCS
  ,
  • considerateness
  ,
  • consideratenesses
  .
  • uncertainty
  • misgiving
  .
  • uneasiness
  • dis belief
  ,
  • dis beliefs
  ,
  • dis comfort
  ,
  • dis comforts
  ,
  • dis content
  ,
  • dis contents
  ,
  • dis pleasure
  ,
  • dis pleasures
  ,
  • dis-belief
  ,
  • dis-beliefs
  ,
  • dis-comfort
  ,
  • dis-comforts
  ,
  • dis-content
  ,
  • dis-contents
  ,
  • dis-pleasure
  ,
  • dis-pleasures
  ,
  • dyspathies
  ,
  • dyspathy
  ,
  • in stability
  ,
  • in-stabilities
  ,
  • in-stability
  ,
  • queasiness
  ,
  • queasinesses
  ,
  • re morse
  ,
  • re morses
  ,
  • re-morse
  ,
  • re-morses
  ,
  • un easiness
  ,
  • un-easiness
  ,
  • un-easinesses
  .
  • upset
  • uneasiness
  .
  • worry
  • head ache
  ,
  • worriment
  .
  • worry, anxiety
  • solicitude
  .

• v.

  • concern
  • am about
  ,
  • am applicable to
  ,
  • am connected with
  ,
  • am dependent up on
  ,
  • am dependent upon
  ,
  • am pertinent to
  ,
  • am relevant to
  ,
  • am well taken
  ,
  • applied to
  ,
  • applies to
  ,
  • apply to
  ,
  • applying to
  ,
  • are about
  ,
  • are applicable to
  ,
  • are connected with
  ,
  • are dependent up on
  ,
  • are dependent upon
  ,
  • are interdependent with
  ,
  • are pertinent to
  ,
  • are relevant to
  ,
  • are well taken
  ,
  • art about
  ,
  • art applicable to
  ,
  • art connected with
  ,
  • art dependent up on
  ,
  • art dependent upon
  ,
  • art interdependent with
  ,
  • art pertinent to
  ,
  • art relevant to
  ,
  • art well taken
  ,
  • be about
  ,
  • be applicable to
  ,
  • be connected with
  ,
  • be dependent up on
  ,
  • be dependent upon
  ,
  • be interdependent with
  ,
  • be pertinent to
  ,
  • be relevant to
  ,
  • be well taken
  ,
  • bear up on
  ,
  • bear upon
  ,
  • became involved
  ,
  • become involved
  ,
  • becomes involved
  ,
  • becoming involved
  ,
  • being about
  ,
  • being applicable to
  ,
  • being connected with
  ,
  • being dependent up on
  ,
  • being dependent upon
  ,
  • being interdependent with
  ,
  • being pertinent to
  ,
  • being relevant to
  ,
  • being well taken
  ,
  • belong to
  ,
  • belonged to
  ,
  • belongs to
  ,
  • deal with
  ,
  • depend up on
  ,
  • depend upon
  ,
  • depended up on
  ,
  • depended upon
  ,
  • depending up on
  ,
  • depending upon
  ,
  • depends up on
  ,
  • depends upon
  ,
  • dis quieted
  ,
  • dis quieting
  ,
  • dis tressed
  ,
  • dis-quieted
  ,
  • dis-quieting
  ,
  • dis-tressed
  ,
  • had a bearing on
  ,
  • had bearing on
  ,
  • had connections with
  ,
  • had do with
  ,
  • had implications for
  ,
  • had relation to
  ,
  • had significance for
  ,
  • had to do with
  ,
  • haddest a bearing on
  ,
  • haddest bearing on
  ,
  • haddest connections with
  ,
  • haddest do with
  ,
  • haddest implications for
  ,
  • haddest relation to
  ,
  • haddest significance for
  ,
  • haddest to do with
  ,
  • hadst a bearing on
  ,
  • hadst bearing on
  ,
  • hadst connections with
  ,
  • hadst do with
  ,
  • hadst implications for
  ,
  • hadst relation to
  ,
  • hadst significance for
  ,
  • has a bearing on
  ,
  • has bearing on
  ,
  • has connections with
  ,
  • has implications for
  ,
  • has relation to
  ,
  • has significance for
  ,
  • hast a bearing on
  ,
  • hast bearing on
  ,
  • hast connections with
  ,
  • hast implications for
  ,
  • hast relation to
  ,
  • hast significance for
  ,
  • hast to do with
  ,
  • hath a bearing on
  ,
  • hath bearing on
  ,
  • hath connections with
  ,
  • hath do with
  ,
  • hath implications for
  ,
  • hath relation to
  ,
  • hath significance for
  ,
  • hath to do with
  ,
  • have a bearing on
  ,
  • have bearing on
  ,
  • have connections with
  ,
  • have do with
  ,
  • have implications for
  ,
  • have relation to
  ,
  • have significance for
  ,
  • having a bearing on
  ,
  • having bearing on
  ,
  • having connections with
  ,
  • having implications for
  ,
  • having relation to
  ,
  • having significance for
  ,
  • having to do with
  ,
  • is about
  ,
  • is applicable to
  ,
  • is connected with
  ,
  • is dependent up on
  ,
  • is dependent upon
  ,
  • is interdependent with
  ,
  • is pertinent to
  ,
  • is relevant to
  ,
  • is well taken
  ,
  • made uneasy
  ,
  • make anxious
  ,
  • make uneasy
  ,
  • makes anxious
  ,
  • making anxious
  ,
  • making uneasy
  ,
  • pertain to
  ,
  • pertained to
  ,
  • pertaining to
  ,
  • pertains to
  ,
  • refer to
  ,
  • referred to
  ,
  • referring to
  ,
  • refers to
  ,
  • take pains
  ,
  • takes pains
  ,
  • taking pains
  ,
  • took pains
  ,
  • was about
  ,
  • was applicable to
  ,
  • was connected with
  ,
  • was dependent up on
  ,
  • was dependent upon
  ,
  • was interdependent with
  ,
  • was pertinent to
  ,
  • was relevant to
  ,
  • was well taken
  ,
  • wast about
  ,
  • wast applicable to
  ,
  • wast connected with
  ,
  • wast dependent up on
  ,
  • wast dependent upon
  ,
  • wast interdependent with
  ,
  • wast pertinent to
  ,
  • wast relevant to
  ,
  • wast well taken
  ,
  • were about
  ,
  • were applicable to
  ,
  • were dependent up on
  ,
  • were dependent upon
  ,
  • were interdependent with
  ,
  • were pertinent to
  ,
  • were relevant to
  ,
  • were well taken
  ,
  • wert about
  ,
  • wert applicable to
  ,
  • wert connected with
  ,
  • wert dependent up on
  ,
  • wert dependent upon
  ,
  • wert interdependent with
  ,
  • wert pertinent to
  ,
  • wert relevant to
  ,
  • wert well taken
  .

• Other relevant words:

• absorption
,
• admiration
,
• charity
,
• disquiet
,
• engrossment
,
• fondness
,
• kindliness
,
• kindness
,
• liking
,
• love
,
• preoccupation
,
• timidity
,
• wonder
.

Usage examples for Unconcern

Famous quotes with Unconcern

• If we refuse to accept as inevitable the irresponsibility and educational unconcern of the adolescent culture, then this poses a serious challenge.

  James S. Coleman
• These funerals always appear to me the more indecent in a populous city, from the total indifference of the beholders, and the perfect unconcern with which they are beheld.

  Karl Philipp Moritz
• When is a revival needed? When carelessness and unconcern keep the people asleep.

  Billy Sunday
• Certain souls seem hard because they are capable of strong feelings, and they sometimes go to rather extreme lengths their apparent unconcern and cruelty are but ways, known only to themselves, of feeling more strongly than others.

  Marquis de Sade
• This extreme air of abstraction, of empty and bland removedness, was almost terrifying. It was that kind of unconcern that humbled the ardent, the passionate of nature, and made them wonder why they were expending so much energy of body and spirit when every day but led them to the worms. Deadyawn, by temperament or lack of it, achieved unwittingly what wise men crave: equipoise.

  Mervyn Peake

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