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acedia
[ uh-see-dee-uh ]
acedia
/ əˈ²õ¾±Ë»åɪə /
noun
- another word for accidie
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Perhaps the best term for Fran’s persistent mood is acedia, that feeling of not caring much about anything, especially one’s position in the world.
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In the early medieval era, Christian monks were very concerned about acedia.
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The literal meaning of acedia, derived from Greek, is something like "not caring," which explains why "boring" is subjective.
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For instance, Aldous Huxley argued that acedia had only intensified with the onset of modern life.
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At the time, he named the sin of sloth “acedia,†meaning “lack of care†in Greek.
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