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Weakness characterized by a lack of vitality or energy.
lethargy
lassitude
slackness
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letargia
1
Let a veil come between, and club life would die of
inanition
.
2
Never allow yourself to be taken in the act of
inanition
.
3
The
inanition
delirium of tuberculosis resembles that of carcinosis and malaria.
4
Frequently the engine stopped as if from sheer fatigue or
inanition
.
5
And men may be over-disciplined, so that their impulses die away from
inanition
.
6
Twenty-four more hours passed by, and my weakness became complete
inanition
.
7
In Raucourt the distress was terrible; men fell in the ranks from sheer
inanition
.
8
One patient died of
inanition
within one year of diagnosis.
9
Boredom whirls about in an idle dance, expiring in the agony of its
inanition
.
10
Feed well the hungry mind, lest it perish of
inanition
.
11
Hunger is appeased, the painful feeling of
inanition
ceases, when the stomach is filled.
12
I was now nearly sick from
inanition
,
having taken so little the day before.
13
I sicken in this solitude- Iamdying of mental
inanition
.
14
Was the Church, were the people, to die of
inanition
?
15
Nothing but ignorance and
inanition
stand in the way of utilization of waste roof spaces.
16
But he drank himself into a state of
inanition
.
inanition
die of inanition
sheer inanition
mental inanition
mere inanition
perish of inanition
Portuguese
letargia
lassidão
Catalan
letargia