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"fall into apathy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to gradually lose interest, motivation, or emotion towards something. You can use it when talking about someone's lack of energy or enthusiasm towards a particular situation or task. For example: After years of dealing with constant stress and disappointment, Jake fell into apathy towards his job and no longer felt passionate about it.
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Instead, this is the object of a fatalistic acceptance: participation rates (pdf) in elections, news programmes elicit declining interest, newspapers decrease their coverage of world news, and people fall into "apathy".
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They are an inspiration not only to other artists but to young people — if I'm not rambling on too long — to young people in danger of falling into apathy".
If you must go on your own, develop a strict daily routine to ensure you don't fall into debilitating apathy and depression.
(See "OPEC Member Falls Into Step").
The hope was that anger would subside into apathy.
You beat them into apathy and in the end they just say: "Cool, I don't care.
Readers, in other words, are active, while nonreaders -- more than half the population -- have settled into apathy.
An escape into apathy and false security was as intolerable to him as terror is to most people.
Research into apathy has been hampered by a lack of broadly accepted diagnostic criteria.
It can be a negative if it turns into apathy and despondent investment behavior.
So people just drift into apathy and cynicism".
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