apathy
暮气
definition
noun
widespread apathy among students
lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern.
translation of 'apathy'
noun
暮气
example
The issue of student 'apathy' has been tossed around a lot this past couple weeks.
In this day and age of political 'apathy' , there's at least one group I respect.
We may not be able to institute change, but 'apathy' is the death of all dialogue and debate.
It was a dismal campaign characterised by public 'apathy' and political evasiveness.
A project which aims to shape a rural community for future generations has met with 'apathy' , says a group.
Indeed there does appear to be a great deal of 'apathy' up until this weekend when a number of people attended a march in London.
So far, however, they have not been able to rouse their compatriots from their 'apathy' .
Despondency and political 'apathy' are not characteristic of people in the grip of nationalist zeal.
Another reason for voter 'apathy' is a lack of confidence in politicians.
That chasm is reflected as well in the widespread 'apathy' of the public toward the election.
widespread 'apathy' among students
The 'apathy' and lack of compassion he describes, are also present in our own US health care system.
I find it very difficult not to sink into a state of 'apathy' when watching that, because it's the same day after day.
He also signalled the need for politicians to combat public 'apathy' by re-establishing trust.
This shows 'apathy' on the part of the Government to the problems of the common man.
There is a lot of 'apathy' and some residents are only just beginning to realise how much it will affect them.
I was reading about voter 'apathy' , particularly amongst the young, the other day.
The reason people stay at home is 'apathy' , cultivated by a belief they won't be listened to by the powers that be.
widespread 'apathy' among students
She came to see me at a local clinic and I was very concerned about her, particularly her very marked 'apathy' .
However, we must also look at how much 'apathy' there is within our community towards local politicians.
Politicians blame the public for their 'apathy' at election times but the public think it is the other way round.
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