blase — unimpressed or indifferent to something because one has experienced or seen it so often before
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: unimpressed or indifferent to something because one has experienced or seen it so often before
Pronunciation (IPA): /blɑˈzeɪ/
Korean meaning: 너무 많이 경험해서 무감각해진, 시시해하는
Korean pronunciation: 블라**제이**
Example Sentences
- After eating at 50 Michelin-star restaurants, he became blasé about fine dining.
- The celebrity kids were so blasé about meeting famous people that they yawned when meeting the president.
- Don't try to act blasé about your promotion - we know you're excited!
blase
ADJECTIVE//blɑˈzeɪ//
unimpressed or indifferent to something because one has experienced or seen it so often before

a well-dressed person sits slumped in their seat, checking their watch with a completely uninterested expression while spectacular circus acts perform around them. Their eyes show no excitement as trapeze artists swing overhead and fire dancers create dazzling displays. Meanwhile, everyone else in the audience gasps with wonder and points excitedly at the amazing performances. Children and adults around the bored person lean forward with wide eyes and open mouths in pure amazement. The stark contrast shows someone who has clearly seen too many similar shows before. being unimpressed or indifferent to something because one has experienced or seen it so often before
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Origin
From French 'blasé', originally meaning 'tired' or 'worn out'. The word evolved to describe someone who has become indifferent or unimpressed due to overexposure to excitement or pleasure.
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“After eating at 50 Michelin-star restaurants, he became blasé about fine dining.”
“The celebrity kids were so blasé about meeting famous people that they yawned when meeting the president.”
“Don't try to act blasé about your promotion - we know you're excited!”
“The billionaire's son was so blasé that he used his Ferrari as a pizza delivery car.”
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