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無気力
mukiryoku
What does "無気力" mean in English?
lack of energy or motivation彼は無気力にソファに座っていた。
He sat on the sofa listlessly.
How to use "無気力" correctly: definitions and examples in English?
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A state of lacking energy, motivation, or enthusiasm; feeling lethargic or apathetic.
最近、仕事に無気力を感じている。
Lately, I've been feeling unmotivated at work.
無気力な態度で返事をした。
He replied in a listless manner.
Often used to describe a general feeling of fatigue or disinterest in activities.
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Common Usage
This term is often used to describe a general feeling of fatigue or disinterest in activities, rather than a medical condition.
Word Origin
Composed of 無 (mu, 'lack of') and 気力 (kiryoku, 'energy, spirit'), literally meaning 'lack of energy or spirit.'
Usage Notes
Commonly used to describe a temporary or prolonged state of low energy or motivation, often due to stress, fatigue, or depression.
Word Breakdown
無
lack of
prefix気力
energy, spirit
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