adiaphorous
/ˌædiˈæfɔrəs/Definitions
1. adjective
Not concerned or indifferent to a particular issue or controversy.
“The politician’s stance on the issue was deemed adiaphorous by her critics, implying a lack of genuine conviction.”
2. noun
A person who is indifferent to a particular issue or controversy.
“The adiaphorous observer of the protests refused to take sides, stating they were there only for the spectacle.”
3. adverb
In a manner that shows indifference or lack of concern.
“She handled the news adiaphorously, shrugging it off without any apparent interest.”