What are the antonyms for SPIRITLESSNESS?
- enthusiasm, vigor, cheer, joy, gladness, excitement, happiness, liveliness, energy.
Synonyms for SPIRITLESSNESS
- numbness,
- forlornness,
- deadness,
- languidness,
- satiety,
- blahs,
- weariness,
- straight face,
- dryness,
- lowness,
- dispiritedness,
- unconcern,
- tedium,
- bleakness,
- dissatisfaction,
- despondency,
- insouciance,
- oppression,
- hopelessness,
- misery,
- inanity,
- withdrawal,
- nonchalance,
- spiritlessness,
- Inappetence,
- emptiness,
- moroseness,
- low spirits,
- coldness,
- impassiveness,
- dumps,
- lack of interest,
- cheerlessness,
- blah,
- slowness,
- pessimism,
- ho hum,
- abandonment,
- stolidity,
- disinterest,
- autism,
- indifference,
- lifelessness,
- downer,
- torpor,
- discouragement,
- fatigue,
- ponderousness,
- surfeit,
- sloth,
- heartlessness,
- chill,
- lethargy,
- yawn,
- lassitude,
- passionlessness,
- detachment,
- objectivity,
- sterility,
- poker face,
- languor,
- soullessness,
- gloominess,
- ennui,
- depression,
- Ataraxy,
- pallor,
- phlegm,
- emotionlessness,
- dispassion,
- downheartedness,
- hebetude,
- ho hums,
- blues,
- apathy,
- Sopor,
- resignation,
- malaise,
- stiffness,
- despair,
- stuffiness,
- disheartenment,
- anesthesia,
- dejection,
- anguish,
- passivity,
- solemnity,
- unemotionality,
- impassivity,
- self-absorption,
- pointlessness,
- dullness,
- desperation,
- superficiality,
- paleness,
- death wish,
- melancholy,
- sadness,
- despondence,
- stupor,
- doldrums,
- listlessness,
- glumness,
- acedia.
Usage Examples for SPIRITLESSNESS
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Something undefined in her feeling of possession she had been robbed of, she knew it by her spiritlessness; and she would fain have attributed it to the idle motion of the car, now and them stupidly jolting her on, after the valiant exercise of her limbs. - "The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith" by George Meredith
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The fire had died out of her eyes, and still there lurked something weird in the very spiritlessness, and dull and vacant sadness of her gaze. - "The Honour of the Flag" by W. Clark Russell
