Anhedonia (noun)
an-hed-own-ee-a
An Inability to feel pleasure in normally pleasurable activities.
Late 19th century: from French anhédonie, from Greek an- ‘without’ + hēdonē ‘pleasure’.
Example sentences
“She has such a bad case of anhedonia, it’s almost as though she’s happy being unhappy.”
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