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Meanings of lassitude in English
A state of physical and/or mental weakness and a lack of vigor.
Synonyms
Examples for "fatigue"
Examples for "fatigue"
1
She's noted that 'pandemic fatigue' is affecting many citizens at the moment.
2
Workers have voiced concerns that fatigue levels are putting safety at risk.
3
However, fatigue prevented four subjects from group P from completing the trial.
4
He said in recent media interviews that he had suffered from fatigue.
5
Multivariate regression methods were used to identify significant factors associated with fatigue.
1
Money is short, days are long, and exhaustion is an occupational hazard.
2
In the South, the signs of exhaustion had not yet become grave.
3
Hypophosphatemia can lead to loss of appetite, exhaustion, weakness, and bone problems.
4
In its wake, physical sensation returned, the reality of exhaustion and pain.
5
Far in the night Robert sank down in a state of exhaustion.
1
This general languor is the effect of general luxury, of general idleness.
2
Some were smoking; some chatting merrily together; some sitting in dreamy languor.
3
The suit proceeded with all the languor and chicanery of the period.
4
The Old Bachelor was written for amusement, in the languor of convalescence.
5
The next day a sort of languor took possession of the army.
1
Results: Two patients withdrew from Study 1 after complaints of unacceptable lethargy.
2
Such assertive action is, on the basis of past official lethargy, essential.
3
Or the opposite, hypo-arousal: a state of lethargy, a feeling of unreality.
4
A bad circulation results in cold feet, in local stagnation, in lethargy.
5
Deep trance-like sleep and lethargy were the first signs of the problem.
1
He dropped his pen in sudden listlessness, crossed aimlessly to the window.
2
Hildegard submitted with demure listlessness, and soon re-appeared in her walking costume.
3
Next to madness occur the different stages of spleen, dejection and listlessness.
4
So he worked on, no longer in listlessness, but with contemptuous amusement.
5
The childish expression left the girl's eyes, the listlessness left her attitude.
1
The sluggishness on the business side leads to all sorts of problems.
2
But the level of red tape and logistical sluggishness beats regional rivals.
3
All it takes is one mistake, or the mounting sluggishness of exhaustion.
4
Political sluggishness and sluggards will be responded to with a scalpel-like sharpness.
5
Yet there was in her aspect also a sort of half-submerged sluggishness.
1
Lady Winslow reached them, all the usual languidness gone from her voice.
2
I put my finger on a judge, and retorted with scathing languidness-
3
She laughed with much sweetness; she resigned herself with caressing languidness.
4
He had not Hyslop's graceful languidness; he looked alert and highly-strung.
5
There is something in this to explain the languidness or cessation of many girl friendships.
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A pleasant languour, like a light opiate, infused his consciousness; yet he was by no means mentally inactive.
2
It was a hard, stern life, with its smoke, heat, frosts, and languour; but they loved it profoundly.
3
The heat was so intense as to throw languour on the garden and croquet-parties, which replaced the winter balls and sleigh drives.
4
"She has the languour of the South-Shedoes not jump from one subject to another, she is frankly only interested in love."
Usage of lassitude in English
1
Coolness, a lassitude that should help clear thinking, spread through his body-
2
The attitude of indifference had gone, the air of lassitude with it.
3
It was with strange lassitude that he heard the voice still speaking:
4
Before leaving, Corelli made one last attempt to break through Louise's lassitude.
5
Indifference and spiritual lassitude are, to the poet, the worst of sins.
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He lay back and let the lassitude enclose him, not fighting it.
7
The Dawn, again, in her deep lassitude, has nothing of vernal freshness.
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One moment, I am industrious and cheerful, the next, overcome with lassitude.
9
It is not subject to satiety and lassitude, and grows with age.
10
It was something more than lassitude, yet it was not quite fatigue.
11
A sudden feeling of lassitude, of intense weariness, spread over Vera's limbs.
12
There is nothing of the faintness, lassitude, and fearful apprehensions before described.
13
He gave an impression of lassitude, and his nickname was eminently appropriate.
14
And Valentine seemed still to be informed with a curious, serpentine lassitude.
15
Thus his lassitude is that of a mechanic, not of an architect.
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This renewal greatly taxes the corporeal powers, inducing lassitude, nervousness, and debility.
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Lassitude through the time
Lassitude across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common