Displicencia (en. Indifference)
/displiˈθenθja/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Attitude of contempt or disinterest towards what happens or what is said to one.
Her displicence when listening to the complaints was evident.
Su displicencia al escuchar las quejas fue evidente.
Disdain or lack of attention towards others' opinions.
The displicence she showed towards the criticism was out of place.
La displicencia que mostró ante la crítica estaba fuera de lugar.
Indifference that can result in a lack of kindness or courtesy.
The displicence in his demeanor made others feel uncomfortable.
La displicencia en su trato hizo que otros se sintieran incómodos.
Etymology
It comes from the Latin 'displicentia', which is derived from 'displicere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to act with displicence
To show disdain or lack of interest in a situation.
actuar con displicencia
general displicence
An indifferent attitude that is generally reflected in a group.
displicencia general
Related Words
disinterest
Lack of interest or curiosity.
desinterés
contempt
Feeling that something or someone does not deserve attention.
desprecio
indifference
Lack of interest or concern for something.
indiferencia
Slang Meanings
To be in a relaxed, carefree state.
Today I am feeling displicence, I don't plan to make an effort.
Hoy estoy con displicencia, no pienso esforzarme.
Not to take things seriously.
His attitude was one of total displicence, as if nothing mattered to him.
Su actitud era de total displicencia, como si nada le importara.