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Meanings of
hibernating
in English
In a condition of biological rest or suspended animation.
dormant
torpid
Related terms
asleep
Synonyms
Examples for "
dormant
"
dormant
torpid
Examples for "
dormant
"
1
High quality loan issuance so far this year has been fairly
dormant
.
2
That day, my
dormant
wish of almost exactly three years came true.
3
If progress stalls, tax reform could lay
dormant
during 2018's election year.
4
Perhaps they were even a form of power, but one long
dormant
.
5
However, viruses may be
dormant
within the CNS and become active later.
1
Still no applause from the conspirators; they sat
torpid
as frozen men.
2
In their strange
torpid
state the creatures didn't seem to notice her.
3
Hence it would appear that the acetate had rendered the leaves
torpid
.
4
His
torpid
eyes, sunk in fat, were fixed upon the ikon stand.
5
Bluebell continued in a
torpid
condition, scarcely giving any signs of life.
Usage of
hibernating
in English
1
They were soon
hibernating
side by side in two large octagonal cells.
2
Maybe I have the same feeling; maybe it was
hibernating
in me.
3
It had been dwindling lately, but apparently it was still there,
hibernating
.
4
Beneath this white blanket, wild snails were
hibernating
,
snug in their burrows.
5
The Io domain had been unresponsive since the Event: not
hibernating
,
just gone.
6
She lodges her pill underneath it, in the company of the
hibernating
Snail.
7
I'll wait until tomorrow, I think, when yon
hibernating
bear is finally awake.
8
Several bunches were still green,
hibernating
their flowers for another week or two.
9
The first weeks in the hospital were spent
hibernating
,
trying to gain strength.
10
Positron emission tomography with 18FDG indicated a large periinfarction area of
hibernating
myocardium.
11
The Danes are sleeping,
hibernating
like bears in their winter caves.
12
She was like a small, tired animal
hibernating
in deep winter.
13
We sought to identify mechanisms for chronic dysfunction in
hibernating
myocardium.
14
A nest of snakes
hibernating
for the winter, Arney had said.
15
Cavers say it is senseless to close caves that have no
hibernating
bats.
16
Wouldn't it be heavenly if the
hibernating
system prevailed among the human young?
Other examples for "hibernating"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
hibernating
hibernate
Verb
Present
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
dysfunctional hibernating
encounter a hibernating
happy hibernating
have no hibernating
Hibernating
through the time
Hibernating
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common