Apathy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APATHY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• indifference
• lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
• lack of interest or enthusiasm
• Want of feeling; privation of passion, emotion, or excitement; dispassion; -- applied either to the body or the mind. As applied to the mind, it is a calmness, indolence, or state of indifference, incapable of being ruffled or roused to active interest or exertion by pleasure, pain, or passion.
• an absence of emotion or enthusiasm
• the trait of lacking enthusiasm for or interest in things generally
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lack of emotion

Words related to APATHY

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Words that contain APATHY

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How to use APATHY in a sentence

• Suggestions at once lost their tonic force in the woolly cushion of her apathy.
• Yet, in spite of all his concessions, the week was not to pass without fresh insults being offered to the king, which shocked even his phlegmatic apathy.
• Enterprise of all sorts succeeded the apathy of convents and castles.
• I myself was witness of a circumstance in Canton, which caused me great uneasiness, and was a pretty good proof of the helplessness or apathy of the Chinese government.
• The people of the abyss were tormented out of their apathy.
• Apathy, lethargy, like a moral death, had fallen upon her.
• The hope of doing the least lasting good seemed to vanish, and to leave me in fearful apathy.
• There was a sort of dull apathy in her face that awed him.
• He has to contend with hostility on the part of the royal officials, and apathy in Mexico as to the welfare of the far western colony dependent on it.
• It did not figure at all in his mind, which, when roused from apathy, reached forward into the future to gloat upon the dream of sleep.
• The men afterwards fell into a strange kind of apathy.
• Benefactor must look for apathy in those he benefits, 317-u.
• She had sunk into that apathy which desires nothing more than a quiet, dreamy fading away.
• But he had reached that point of reaction in the emotions, where a stolid and complete apathy happily takes the place of high nervous excitement.
• One felt the penetrating power of Nature more deeply than in the apathy or indolent ease of a Sunday lounge.
• John was very much pleased, but his father treated the matter with a degree of apathy which rather startled and disturbed him.
• I have shaken off my stolid apathy, or, rather, it has fallen off of itself.
• Gordon after his outburst had resumed his former state of apathy, and was eating and drinking like a machine, whose works were rusty and almost run down.
• He took it without enthusiasm, and told Belle that night at dinner with apathy.
• Content with the results achieved, need of further effort in other directions failed of recognition, and apathy became the general condition.
• The night before, in the first numb apathy of the shock, it had seemed to her that nothing mattered any more.

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