athymia
/ˌæθaɪˈmiːə/Definitions
1. noun
A lack or absence of courage, or a state of being cowardly.
“The general’s decision was criticized for its display of athymia in the face of the enemy, rather than standing his ground.”
2. noun
A medical term for a lack of or diminished appetite, often associated with anorexia nervosa.
“The doctor diagnosed the patient with athymia, a condition that was affecting her ability to eat and maintain a healthy weight.”