無む気き力りょく

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Common wordJLPTN2Freq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

apathy; lethargy; lack of energy

Describes a state of having no motivation, energy, or will to act. Often used in psychological or everyday contexts.

〈人ひと〉が無む気き力りょくになるfor someone to become apathetic/listless
彼かれは最さい近きん、何なにをしても無む気き力りょくになってしまった。
Lately he's become apathetic about everything he does.
無む気き力りょくな態たい度どan apathetic attitude
会かい議ぎでの彼かれの無む気き力りょくな態たい度どが気きになった。
His apathetic attitude at the meeting was concerning.
無む気き力りょくに陥おちいるto fall into a state of apathy
長ながい失しっ敗ぱいの連れん続ぞくで、彼かの女じょは無む気き力りょくに陥おちいった。
After a long string of failures, she fell into apathy.
無む気き力りょくから抜ぬけ出だすto break out of apathy
毎まい朝あさの運うん動どうで無む気き力りょくから抜ぬけ出だそうとしている。
I'm trying to break out of my apathy with morning exercise.

無む関かん心しんN3
無関心 stresses a lack of interest or concern about something, while 無気力 stresses a lack of energy or drive to act at all.
倦けん怠たい感かん
倦怠感 refers to a physical or mental sense of fatigue, whereas 無気力 describes the broader psychological state of having no motivation.
脱だつ力りょく感かん
脱力感 describes a sudden loss of physical strength or drive in the body, while 無気力 is the ongoing mental state of apathy.
倦けん怠たい
無気力 focuses on a lack of motivation or drive, while 倦怠 centers on the tired, listless feeling itself.

やる気きN3
やる気 means motivation or drive to do something, the direct opposite of 無気力's lack of energy or will.
意い欲よくN2
意欲 is a strong desire or eagerness to accomplish something, contrasting with the listlessness of 無気力.
エネルギッシュ
無気力 describes a lack of drive or energy, the direct opposite of being エネルギッシュ.

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精せい力りょく
精力 describes abundant energy and drive, while 無気力 describes a lack of energy or motivation, i.e. listlessness.
バイタリティ
無気力 describes a listless, apathetic state with no drive, the opposite of the energetic, driven quality expressed by バイタリティ.
張はりN1
張り is having drive and a sense of purpose, while 無気力 describes a lack of energy or motivation entirely.
活かつ力りょくN2
無気力 means lacking vitality or motivation, the direct opposite of having 活力.
覇は気き
無気力 describes a listless, apathetic state with no drive at all, the opposite of the energetic push implied by 覇気.

無む力りょくN1
無力 means being powerless or incapable of doing something, while 無気力 means lacking the will or motivation to try in the first place.

Compound of 無 (mu, 'without') + 気力 (kiryoku, 'energy, willpower'). The word is a straightforward Sino-Japanese formation.