apathy in Greek
apathy in Greek is απάθεια — apathy means a lack of interest, enthusiasm, or emotion about something.
apathy in Greek
απάθεια
Pronounced: apatheia
Lack of emotion or motivation; lack of interest or enthusiasm towards something; disinterest (in something).
What does "apathy" mean?
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noun A lack of interest, enthusiasm, or emotion about something.
"Voter apathy meant only a third of the town bothered to show up."
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apathy in a sentence
- Voter apathy meant only a third of the town bothered to show up.
- His apathy toward the project frustrated the rest of the team.
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What is "apathy" in Greek?
"apathy" in Greek is απάθεια. apathy means: A lack of interest, enthusiasm, or emotion about something.
How do you pronounce απάθεια?
"apathy" in Greek is απάθεια, pronounced "apatheia".
How do you use "apathy" in a sentence?
Example: "Voter apathy meant only a third of the town bothered to show up." In Greek, "apathy" is απάθεια.
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