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adj
unimpressed or indifferent through overfamiliarity or surfeit of pleasure
He was utterly blase about the celebrities crowding the party.
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From French blasé, past participle of blaser ('to cloy, exhaust by overindulgence'), of uncertain origin, perhaps from Dutch blazen ('to blow, swell').
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