also: むいむりょう
na-adjective, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun
A literary or formal term for a state of having nothing to do and feeling weary or listless; often used in written or elevated contexts.
I spend my days in idle boredom.
Unable to bear the tedium, he started a new hobby.
倦怠 also means weariness or lassitude, but is more often used in medical or psychological contexts (e.g., 倦怠感). 無為無聊 focuses on the boredom from idleness.
Standard kanji form; the reading むいぶりょう is the most common.
Alternate reading; less common but still encountered.
A yojijukugo (four-character compound) combining 無為 (idleness, doing nothing) and 無聊 (boredom, ennui). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but it is a literary coinage expressing the state of having nothing to do and feeling listless.