She replied my request insincerely...

Say, I seek help from a female colleague, and she is not enthusiastic/passionate/interested in responding to my request and does not seem to want to offer help.

To describe her attitude, is it natural to say:

"she responded to my request indifferently/ insincerely/ apathetically"

1) Are all these adverbs appropriate?
2) If you think the whole expression is not good, any better sentence?

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Originally Posted by kachibi

Say, I seek help from a female colleague, and she is not enthusiastic/passionate/interested in responding to my request and does not seem to want to offer help.

To describe her attitude, is it natural to say:

"She responded to my request indifferently/ insincerely/ apathetically"

1) Are all these adverbs appropriate?
2) If you think the whole expression is not good, any better sentence?

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"indifferently" is good. She wasn't necessarily insincere. She was perhaps apathetic.
The basic sentence is good. I'd use "indifferently", or "without enthusiasm".

thanks a lot Raymott