Legal Definitions - nolition

nolition

Nolition means not having the desire or willingness to do something.

• After a long day at work, I had nolition to cook dinner and ordered takeout instead.
• She had nolition to study for her exam and ended up failing.

These examples show that nolition is the lack of motivation or willingness to do something. In the first example, the person was too tired to cook and had no desire to do so. In the second example, the person did not want to study and as a result, did poorly on the exam.