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Synonyms & Similar Words
lethargy
fatigue
sluggishness
laziness
indolence
torpor
apathy
listlessness
inertia
languidness
weakness
exhaustion
enervation
lassitude
stupor
somnolence
dormancy
idleness
sloth
torpidity
heaviness
dullness
sleepiness
drowsiness
weariness
tiredness
faintheartedness
weakness
debility
Meaning of Languor
A state of physical or mental weariness and lack of energy.
Definitions
- A feeling of weariness or lack of energy, often causing a person to be less active or alert
- * A state of physical or mental inactivity, often characterized by a lack of interest or enthusiasm
Etymology of Languor
The word "languor" originates from the Old French word "languor" or "langour", which is derived from the Latin word "languor", meaning "faintness" or "weakness", and is related to the verb "languere", meaning "to be faint" or "to be weak"
Historically, the word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a state of physical or mental weakness, often with connotations of sickness or disease
Example Uses
- The patient's languor was a result of the medication, which made her feel tired and lethargic all the time
- * After a long, hot summer, the city was overcome with languor, and everyone seemed to be moving slowly
- * The doctor diagnosed the patient with a chronic condition that caused languor and fatigue, making it difficult for her to perform daily tasks