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Meanings of torpor in English
Usage of torpor in English
1
This spot was the one point of energy in the universal torpor.
2
The stench was crisply nauseating, with a cold torpor of lukewarm sea.
3
The rest of the afternoon he dozed in a species of torpor.
4
She had recovered from the fatal torpor in the cool night air.
5
The shock had been too great; his deadly torpor deepened into death.
6
His faculties were still in the torpor that follows rest after exhaustion.
7
The fame of the defence of Arcot roused them from their torpor.
8
The fame of the defense of Arcot roused them from their torpor.
9
There was something, I know not what, of torpor in the scene.
10
There is a limit to the profoundest pain, to the profoundest torpor.
11
But on the spiritual side of his mind there was no torpor.
12
There are all gradations from ordinary sleep to the torpor of death.
13
After three-quarters of a century of torpor all was stir and animation.
14
So many successive blows had reduced him to a state of torpor.
15
Felipe Contepomi tried manfully but even he succumbed to the general torpor.
16
This roused him from his torpor, and he staggered to his feet.
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Torpor through the time
Torpor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common