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Synonyms & Similar Words
give up
let go
release
abandon
relinquish
surrender
cease
desist
quit
discontinue
drop
forsake
leave
depart
abandon ship
throw in the towel
drop out
opt out
check out
tune out
turn a blind eye
turn a deaf ear
become indifferent
become apathetic
lose interest
disengage
disconnect
detach
uncouple
unplug
shut down
shut off
dismiss
disregard
ignore
neglect
overlook
brush off
blow off
dismissive
unconcerned
unbothered
untroubled
unworried
carefree
detached
disconnected
disinterested
indifferent
apathetic
unresponsive
unreactive
impassive
stoic
nonchalant
blase
jaded
cynical
Meaning of Stop Caring
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, "stop caring" means to cease being concerned or worried about something, often due to a sense of hopelessness or frustration.
Definitions
- Merriam-Webster defines "stop caring" as to quit being interested or invested in something, often as a result of feeling overwhelmed or disconnected.
- Cambridge Dictionary describes "stop caring" as to give up being concerned or bothered about something, often because it seems pointless or exhausting.
Example Uses
- After years of trying to fix the relationship, she finally decided to stop caring and move on.
- He stopped caring about the outcome of the game when his team was down by 20 points.
- The company stopped caring about customer satisfaction once they had a monopoly on the market.
- She stopped caring about what others thought of her and started doing what made her happy.
- He stopped caring about the politics of the organization and focused on his own work.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
care
worry
concern
fret
obsess
fixate
prioritize
value
cherish
treasure
nurture
cultivate
tend
attend
mind
heed
notice
regard
respect
esteem
admire
appreciate
like
love
adore
become invested
become engaged
become committed
take an interest
take care
show concern
be attentive
be mindful
be considerate
be thoughtful
be bothered