anhedonia in Greek
anhedonia in Greek is ανηδονία — anhedonia means the inability to feel pleasure in things that would normally be enjoyable — a common symptom of depression and some other conditions.
anhedonia in Greek
ανηδονία
Pronounced: anidonia
(symptom, psychiatry) The inability to feel pleasure from activities usually found enjoyable, such as exercise, hobbies, music, sexual activities or social interactions.
What does "anhedonia" mean?
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noun The inability to feel pleasure in things that would normally be enjoyable — a common symptom of depression and some other conditions.
"Anhedonia had taken the pleasure out of everything he used to love."
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anhedonia in a sentence
- Anhedonia had taken the pleasure out of everything he used to love.
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What is "anhedonia" in Greek?
"anhedonia" in Greek is ανηδονία. anhedonia means: The inability to feel pleasure in things that would normally be enjoyable — a common symptom of depression and some other conditions.
How do you pronounce ανηδονία?
"anhedonia" in Greek is ανηδονία, pronounced "anidonia".
How do you use "anhedonia" in a sentence?
Example: "Anhedonia had taken the pleasure out of everything he used to love." In Greek, "anhedonia" is ανηδονία.
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