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acedia

/əˈsiː.di.ə/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um estado de preguiça ou apatia espiritual ou mental, indiferença e moleza, historicamente personificado como um dos sete pecados capitais.

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noun

/əˈsiː.di.ə/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um estado de preguiça ou apatia espiritual ou mental, indiferença e moleza, historicamente personificado como um dos sete pecados capitais.

A noun referring to a state of spiritual or mental sloth, apathy, and listlessness, historically personified as one of the seven deadly sins.

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  1. Spiritual or moral apathyC2formal

    A state of listlessness, apathy, and inactivity, especially in the practice of virtue; historically personified as one of the seven deadly sins.

    ptApatia espiritual ou moral

    • The monk struggled with acedia, finding it hard to maintain his spiritual discipline.
    • In medieval theology, acedia was considered a dangerous sin that led to despair.
    • His acedia prevented him from engaging in any meaningful work or prayer.

    Sinônimosapathyennuiindifferencelanguorlethargylistlessnessslothtorpor

    Antônimosdiligenceenthusiasmfervorvigorzeal

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