IPA: //blɑːˈzeɪ//
KK: /blɑːˈzeɪ/
Feeling indifferent or unimpressed because of having experienced too much of something enjoyable or exciting.
After traveling to many exotic places, she felt quite blase about the idea of another vacation.
Blase originates from French 'blasé', meaning indifferent or bored due to overexposure. The term reflects a state of being unimpressed or unconcerned, often as a result of excessive indulgence or experience.
Think of someone who has experienced so much that they feel indifferent or bored — that's what 'blase' means.