(きょだつかん)

きょだつかん
noun
feeling of emptiness; lethargy; exhaustion
1. feeling of emptiness; emotional and physical exhaustion
A state of feeling drained, hollow, or listless, typically after intense exertion, shock, or the conclusion of something one had been focused on. Combines physical fatigue with mental emptiness.
試合(しあい)(あと)虚脱感(きょだつかん)(おそ)われた。
After the match, I was overcome by exhaustion.
(おお)きなプロジェクトが()わり、虚脱感(きょだつかん)(なに)もする()になれない。
After the big project ended, I felt so drained that I couldn't bring myself to do anything.
突然(とつぜん)()らせに虚脱感(きょだつかん)(おぼ)え、しばらく(うご)けなかった。
The sudden news left me feeling hollow, and I couldn't move for a while.

USAGE:
A compound of 虚脱(きょだつ) (prostration, collapse) + (かん) (feeling). Describes the emotional and physical aftermath of intense events. Common verbs include (おそ)われる (to be struck by), (おぼ)える (to experience), and (かん)じる (to feel).

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 虚脱感(きょだつかん)(おそ)われる (to be overcome by lethargy)
  • 虚脱感(きょだつかん)(おぼ)える (to feel drained)
  • 虚脱感(きょだつかん)(おちい)る (to fall into a state of emptiness)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 喪失感(そうしつかん): sense of loss — focused on grief from losing something
  • 脱力感(だつりょくかん): feeling of weakness — more physical, less emotional
  • ()()症候群(しょうこうぐん): burnout — a chronic condition rather than a momentary feeling