abulia

IPA: æbjuɫiʌ

(psychiatry) Absence of willpower or decisiveness, especially as a symptom of mental illness.

Examples of "abulia" in Sentences

Abulia has also been associated with amphetamine withdrawal.
Abulia was originally considered to be a disorder of the will.
Aboulia or Abulia, in neurology, refers to a lack of will or initiative.
To Beekeeper: I also have a PhD in quantum physics and am working on a cure for abulia, for which I expect a Nobel Prize.
I'm told a stiff drink of Ezra Brooks and a good kick in gluteus maximus will cure abulia with only one or two applications.
Please don't let a slight attack of abulia interfere with your next post, article, or hunt that you will write of, and we can dream of.
To All: Sorry about being slow with this, but I went from the SHOT Show to the SCI convention, and then had an attack of abulia when I got home.
Unlike Holden, though, Dwight, who suffers from abulia, a disease characterized by a lack of will or initiative, is too sweetly vague to engage in a critique of the "phony" world around him.
Domoman: Ribczynski, On your statement about "abulia": I do not find it a problem for dualism that ... nullasalus: ribczynski, "You misquoted me as saying that science had 'proved' that the YEC God does not ... gpuccio: ribczynski: I will wait for your complete answer, and then comment on all.