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Dictionary Entry: Apathy

Apathy

Part of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

/ˈæpəθi/

Definitions

Lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.
Absence of emotion or excitement.

Usage Examples

The student's apathy toward the subject was evident in their lack of participation.
Despite the crisis, the public's apathy made it difficult to implement change.

Etymology

Derived from Greek "apatheia," meaning "freedom from suffering," from "a-" (without) + "pathos" (emotion).

Synonyms

Indifference
Disinterest
Detachment

Antonyms

Interest
Enthusiasm
Engagement

Translations

Language	Translation	Pronunciation
Spanish	apatía	ah-pah-TEE-ah
French	apathie	ah-pah-TEE
German	Apathie	ah-pah-TEE
Italian	apatia	ah-pah-TEE-ah
Russian	апатия	ah-PAH-tee-ya
Chinese	冷漠	lěng mò
Arabic	لا مبالاة	lā mubālah
Hindi	उदासीनता	udāsīnatā
Japanese	無関心	mukanshin
Korean	무관심	mu-gwan-sim

Regional Pronunciation Variations

In British English, the "a" is pronounced slightly longer compared to American English.
In American English, the emphasis is more prominent on the first syllable.

Historical Usage

The term "apathy" was first used in the 17th century to describe a state of emotional detachment in philosophical contexts, particularly in Stoicism, where it was considered a virtue.

Cultural Nuances

In some cultures, apathy is viewed as a sign of wisdom and emotional control, while in others, it is seen as a negative trait indicating disengagement or irresponsibility.

More Information

Detailed Article on 'Apathy'

The concept of apathy has been widely discussed in psychology, sociology, and philosophy. It is often associated with mental health conditions like depression and burnout. In sociology, apathy is sometimes cited as a barrier to social and political activism.

In philosophical traditions like Stoicism, apathy (or "apatheia") refers to a state of emotional equanimity and freedom from distress, which was considered an ideal state to achieve.