acathexis

/ˌeɪkəˈθɛksɪs/
noun
  1. In psychology, a lack of emotional investment or attachment to a person, idea, or object.
    • His acathexis toward his job made him feel disconnected and unmotivated.
    • Acathexis can be a symptom of depression or trauma.
    • The therapist noted the patient's acathexis in relationships.
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