無気力 (むきりょく, mukiryoku) Japanese meaning: apathy | Kotomoraで
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He seems apathetic lately, unable to muster the will to do anything.
If a state of lethargy continues, it can interfere with daily life.
Usage patterns
〈人〉が無気力になるfor someone to become apathetic/listless
Lately he's become apathetic about everything he does.
無気力な態度an apathetic attitude
His apathetic attitude at the meeting was concerning.
無気力に陥るto fall into a state of apathy
After a long string of failures, she fell into apathy.
無気力から抜け出すto break out of apathy
I'm trying to break out of my apathy with morning exercise.
精力
精力 describes abundant energy and drive, while 無気力 describes a lack of energy or motivation, i.e. listlessness.
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.
張り is having drive and a sense of purpose, while 無気力 describes a lack of energy or motivation entirely.
無気力 means lacking vitality or motivation, the direct opposite of having 活力.
無気力 describes a listless, apathetic state with no drive at all, the opposite of the energetic push implied by 覇気.
