The phrase "lose pleasure" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of no longer experiencing joy or happiness in a certain activity or situation. It is often used to describe a negative shift in feelings or emotions. Example: "As she grew older, she began to lose pleasure in her once beloved hobby of painting."
If life loses pleasure and meaning, with or without a terminal disease, can suicide be a legitimate response?
Major depression is a common, disabling disorder characterized by a period of at least two weeks in which a person loses pleasure in nearly all activities and/or exhibits a depressed mood.
The women and girls of the village visit to ask Sarah's advice and prayers, and she sets all these characters in the context of her own memories of village life: the power of the feudal lord; the nastiness, shortness and brutishness of peasant women's lives; the lost pleasures of fine clothes and good food.
Confining our sense of achievement to results, to the moment of purchase, so to speak, we unwittingly lose the pleasure of accomplishment, the joy of connecting to others and possibly, in the process, our faith in ourselves.
And through becoming ordinary, we lose our pleasure".
So a woman might lose sexual pleasure, but never mind, at least she'll be nice and tight and tucked in, the perfect receptacle for her partner.
An orthorexic will lose all pleasure at her child's birthday party because she has eaten a spoonful of ice cream along with the children.
Length Difficulty Start/finish Typical duration Map Nicole's route notes Even when you ride a bike for a living, you never lose the pleasure of cycling on beautiful roads.
It is run by the engaging, competent young man named Robin Benoiton, who never seems to lose his pleasure in diving or his patience with out-of-practice foreigners who need to brush up on their mask-clearing skills in the pool.
If you stay on the interstate highway, which you mainly do driving, we sort of lose the pleasure of getting there.
