abulia in Japanese
abulia in Japanese is 意志欠乏 — abulia means a lack of willpower or the ability to make decisions, especially as a sign of mental illness.
abulia in Japanese
意志欠乏
(psychiatry) Absence of willpower or decisiveness, especially as a symptom of mental illness. [from 19th c.]
What does "abulia" mean?
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noun A lack of willpower or the ability to make decisions, especially as a sign of mental illness.
"The patient's abulia made it hard for him to start even simple daily tasks."
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abulia in a sentence
- The patient's abulia made it hard for him to start even simple daily tasks.
- His abulia was one of the symptoms his psychiatrist tracked closely.
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What is "abulia" in Japanese?
"abulia" in Japanese is 意志欠乏. abulia means: A lack of willpower or the ability to make decisions, especially as a sign of mental illness.
How do you use "abulia" in a sentence?
Example: "The patient's abulia made it hard for him to start even simple daily tasks." In Japanese, "abulia" is 意志欠乏.
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