1. Plural of indifferentism; philosophical or religious doctrines or attitudes that treat different beliefs, practices, or options as equally valid or unimportant.
Usage: formal; often used in philosophical or theological contexts; typically plural form
2. Instances or expressions of indifference; attitudes of not caring about distinctions or outcomes.
Usage: less common usage; descriptive rather than philosophical

Examples

• The philosopher criticized various indifferentisms that blur important moral distinctions.
• Religious indifferentisms suggest that all faiths lead to the same truth.
• His indifferentisms toward political ideology made him unpopular with activists.
• The rise of indifferentisms in modern society concerns many educators.
• Some indifferentisms in consumer choice reflect genuine market freedom.
• Ethical indifferentisms can undermine the pursuit of justice.