Passivity (noun)

1. The quality or condition of being passive or inactive.
2. The state of not taking an active role in an event or situation.
3. Lack of action or assertiveness in pursuing one's goals or interests.

Origin:

The word 'passivity' originated from the latin word 'passivus' meaning 'able to be acted upon'.

Examples:

1. His passivity in the face of danger was remarkable.
2. The team's passivity during the game was disheartening.
3. Her passivity in the negotiations was seen as a weakness.
4. His passivity in dealing with the problem was causing delays.
5. The company's passivity in the face of competition was causing a decline in sales.