Inanition (noun)
in-an-ish-un
Lack of mental or spiritual vigour and enthusiasm.
Late Middle English from late Latin inanitio(n-), from Latin inanire ‘make empty’, from inanis ‘empty, vain’.
Example sentences
“The whole team were suffering from lethargy and inanition.”
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