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anhedonia

[an-hee-doh-nee-uh]

noun Psychology.

lack of pleasure or of the capacity to experience it.

Origin of anhedonia

1895–1900; < Greek an- an-1 + hēdon(ḗ) pleasure + -ia -ia
Related formsan·he·don·ic [an-hee-don-ik] /ˌæn hiˈdɒn ɪk/, adjective
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Word Origin and History for anhedonic

anhedonia

n.

"inability to feel pleasure," 1897, from French anhédonie, coined 1896 by French psychologist Theodule Ribot (1839-1916) as an opposite to analgesia, from Greek an-, privative prefix (see an- (1)), + hedone "pleasure" (see hedonist).

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anhedonic in Medicine

anhedonia

[ăn′hē-dō′nē-ə]

n.

Absence of pleasure from the performance of acts that would normally be pleasurable.
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