Stuckness: meaning, definitions and examples
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stuckness
[ ˈstʌknəs ]
feeling of being unable to move forward
Stuckness refers to the state of feeling trapped or unable to make progress. It is often characterized by a sense of inertia and frustration, where one feels immobilized or stagnant in their current situation.
Synonyms
immobility, impasse, stagnation
Examples of usage
- I couldn't shake off the stuckness I felt in my career.
- Her stuckness in a toxic relationship was taking a toll on her mental health.
Translations
Translations of the word "stuckness" in other languages:
🇵🇹 imobilidade
- estagnação
- paralisia
🇮🇳 अटकाव
🇩🇪 Feststecken
- Stillstand
- Blockade
🇮🇩 kemacetan
🇺🇦 застій
- блокування
- параліч
🇵🇱 utknięcie
- stagnacja
- blokada
🇯🇵 停滞 (ていたい)
🇫🇷 immobilité
- stagnation
- blocage
🇪🇸 inmovilidad
- estancamiento
- bloqueo
🇹🇷 sıkışma
- durgunluk
- tıkanıklık
🇰🇷 정체 (정체)
🇸🇦 تعطل
- ركود
- انسداد
🇨🇿 uvíznutí
- stagnace
- blokování
🇸🇰 uviaznutie
- stagnácia
- blokovanie
🇨🇳 卡住 (kǎ zhù)
- 停滞 (tíng zhì)
- 阻塞 (zǔ sè)
🇸🇮 zataknjenost
- stagnacija
- blokada
🇮🇸 festing
- stöðnun
- hindrun
🇰🇿 қатып қалу
- тоқырау
- бітелу
🇬🇪 გაჩერება
- სტაგნაცია
- ბლოკირება
🇦🇿 tıxanma
- durğunluq
- bloklama
🇲🇽 inmovilidad
- estancamiento
- bloqueo
Word origin
The term 'stuckness' originated from the combination of 'stuck' and the suffix '-ness', which is used to form abstract nouns indicating a state or condition. The concept of feeling stuck or immobilized has been a common experience for individuals facing obstacles or challenges. The word has gained popularity in psychology and self-help literature to describe the feeling of being unable to move forward or make progress.
See also: stuck.