Apathy
Apathy noun - A lack of emotion or emotional expressiveness.
Madness and apathy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Madness" instead a noun "Apathy".
Nearby Words: apathetic, apathetically
How words are described
| human | human apathy | human madness |
| pure | pure apathy | pure madness |
| complete | complete apathy | complete madness |
| utter | utter apathy | utter madness |
| Other adjectives: total, sheer, simple, actual, constant, extreme, slight, absolute, inherent, ultimate, widespread, general, universal, apparent, outright, feigned, growing, resulting, bureaucratic. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Jerkass Gods: When not experimenting with extreme levels of apathy, the gods of Tales of Madness like to toy with their followers relentlessly.
Source: Roleplay / Tales Of Madness -
The visible spectrum for it includes all the typical rainbow colors (red signifies panic, orange unease, yellow curiosity, etc.), plus infrared (anger/hatred) and ultraviolet (assertiveness), as well as white (bliss), grey (apathy), and black (madness).
Source: Rainbow Motif
Cite this Source
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