The quality or state of being detached, uninvolved, or emotionally withdrawn from something.
Formed from 'disengaged' (adjective, past participle of 'disengage') plus '-ness' suffix (creating abstract nouns from adjectives). Emerged to describe psychological and emotional detachment.
Psychologists and therapists recognize 'disengagedness' as a symptom of depression or burnout—when someone stops caring or participating in things they once enjoyed, that's the quiet presence of disengagedness.
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