adiaphory
/ˌædiːˈæfɔrɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A state of being indifferent to a moral or ethical issue, especially one that is controversial or sensitive.
“The politician’s stance on the adiaphory surrounding the new policy was widely criticized.”
2. noun
A condition of being unaffected by external influences or pressures.
“The artist’s studio maintained an atmosphere of adiaphory, allowing her to focus on her work.”