Definition of "indifferency" [in•dif•fer•en•cy]

• Archaic Indifference. (noun)

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• "It was a face full of that weary concern, that alert indifferency, which is companion to the spirit of repeated compromise."
• "But neither hath the Lord Christ left his disciples in this uncertainty which the case supposeth, nor will accept of that indifferency which is in the remedy suggested."
• "From that Authority, however, they, in closing -- somewhat inconsistently but most rightfully -- demanded once more the 'indifferency' which becometh God's Lieutenant."