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noun
a feeling of listless weariness and dissatisfaction from boredom
A vague ennui settled over the long, idle summer.
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Etymology
Borrowed from French ennui ('boredom, annoyance'), from Old French enui, from enuiier ('to annoy'), from Late Latin inodiare ('to make hateful'), from Latin in odio ('in hatred').
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