#lack of will

• Abulic — A person suffering from abulia, characterized by a total lack or severe diminution of willpower and the capacity to make decisions or take action. As an adjective, the term describes a behavior, state, or clinical manifestation marked by profound apathy, volitional helplessness, and the inability to initiate goal-directed activities, even though intellectual and physical functions may remain intact.
• Abulia — A severe mental disorder or neurological symptom characterized by the total absence or pathological diminution of willpower, initiative, and decision-making power. The affected individual retains awareness of necessary actions and possesses intact intellectual or motor functions, yet remains biologically and psychically unable to generate the internal impulse indispensable for initiating and sustaining a voluntary act, a manifestation frequently associated with frontal lobe lesions, schizophrenia, or major depression.
• Rendered abulic — A transient or chronic state of an individual who has been brought to a stage of total volitional helplessness, completely devoid of initiative, energy, or decision-making power following an emotional shock, severe trauma, or extreme exhaustion. As a participle, it stems from a rare or hypothetical verb form used in restricted academic circles to describe the direct outcome of a destructive process of psychic alienation, where the personality is emptied of its internal dynamic resources.
• Abulia — An articulated form or clinical variant of abulia, representing a severe psychopathological disorder characterized by the severe diminution or total absence of willpower, decision-making capacity, and the ability to initiate or execute voluntary actions. This structural manifestation frequently appears as a symptom in complex neuropsychiatric disorders, such as schizophrenia, major depressive episodes, or severe frontal lobe lesions.