What is another word for languor?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈaŋɡjuːə], [ lˈaŋɡjuːə], [ l_ˈa_ŋ_ɡ_j_uː_ə]
Synonyms for Languor:
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n.
• debility- dis ease ,
- dis eases ,
- dis-ease ,
- dis-eases ,
- faintnesses ,
- sicklinesses ,
- un healthiness ,
- un healthinesses ,
- un-healthiness ,
- un-healthinesses ,
- unhealthinesses .
- dis satisfaction ,
- dis satisfactions ,
- dis-satisfaction ,
- dis-satisfactions ,
- lack interest ,
- spiritlessnesses .
- Inanimation ,
- apathy ,
- catatonia ,
- coma ,
- dormancy ,
- hibernation ,
- idleness ,
- inactivity ,
- inertness ,
- insensibility ,
- motionlessness ,
- reposefulness ,
- stagnancy ,
- stillness .
- re pose ,
- re-pose ,
- sack times ,
- shut eye ,
- shut eyen ,
- shut eyes ,
- shut eyne ,
- shut-eyen ,
- shut-eyes ,
- shut-eyne ,
- shuteyen ,
- shuteyne .
Other synonyms:
- hebetude ,
- leadenness .
- languidness ,
- stupor .
Other relevant words:
- calm ,
- composure ,
- control ,
- cool head ,
- ease ,
- equanimity ,
- equilibrium ,
- peace ,
- self-possession ,
- serenity .
- Accidie ,
- Deathliness ,
- Dolce Far Niente ,
- Doziness ,
- Etiolation ,
- Feminality ,
- Goneness ,
- Inertion ,
- Languishment ,
- Lenitude ,
- Lentitude ,
- Lentor ,
- Mental Fatigue ,
- Oscitation ,
- Pococurantism ,
- Segnitude ,
- Segnity ,
- Sluggardy ,
- Somnolency ,
- Torpescence ,
- Torpitude ,
- abeyance ,
- acedia ,
- adynamia ,
- anaemia ,
- anemia ,
- asthenia ,
- atony ,
- banal ,
- bloodlessness ,
- blues ,
- boredom ,
- cachexia ,
- cachexy ,
- catalepsy ,
- cautiousness ,
- circumspection ,
- commonplace ,
- cowardice ,
- creeping ,
- deadliness ,
- debilitation ,
- debility ,
- defect ,
- deficiency ,
- delay ,
- deliberateness ,
- deliberation ,
- delicacy ,
- depression ,
- doldrums ,
- drawl ,
- dreaminess ,
- drowsiness ,
- drowsy ,
- dumps ,
- effeminacy ,
- emotionlessness ,
- enervation ,
- enfeeblement ,
- entropy ,
- exhaustion ,
- eyestrain ,
- faineance ,
- faintness ,
- fatigue ,
- fault ,
- feebleness ,
- flabbiness ,
- flaccidity ,
- flatness ,
- foot-dragging ,
- fragility ,
- frailness ,
- frailty ,
- hackneyed ,
- haggard ,
- heaviness ,
- humdrum ,
- hypnotism ,
- impassiveness ,
- impassivity ,
- impotence ,
- inaction ,
- inanition ,
- indifference ,
- inertia ,
- infirmity ,
- insouciance ,
- jaded ,
- jadedness ,
- lackadaisicalness ,
- laggardness ,
- languorousness ,
- lassitude ,
- latency ,
- laxity ,
- leisureliness ,
- lethargic ,
- limpness ,
- lowness ,
- lusterlessness ,
- lustrelessness ,
- mat ,
- matt ,
- matte ,
- mental strain ,
- nodding ,
- numbness ,
- oscitancy ,
- overstrain ,
- overtiredness ,
- pandiculation ,
- passiveness ,
- phlegm ,
- planeness ,
- pokiness ,
- powerlessness ,
- procrastination ,
- prosaic ,
- prostration ,
- puniness ,
- quiescence ,
- relaxation ,
- reluctance ,
- shiftlessness ,
- shopsoiled ,
- shopworn ,
- slackness ,
- sleep ,
- sleepiness ,
- sloth ,
- slumber ,
- softness ,
- somnolence ,
- sputum ,
- stagnation ,
- standard ,
- stasis ,
- stolidity ,
- strain ,
- strengthlessness ,
- stretching ,
- stupefaction ,
- supineness ,
- suspense ,
- tedium ,
- tentativeness ,
- threadbare ,
- timeworn ,
- tired ,
- torpidity ,
- torpidness ,
- trance ,
- trite ,
- two-dimensionality ,
- unconcern ,
- unconsciousness ,
- unemotionality ,
- unglamorous ,
- unglamourous ,
- vegetation ,
- vis inertiae ,
- weak point ,
- weakliness ,
- weakness ,
- weariness ,
- wimpiness ,
- world-weariness ,
- yawning .
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How to use "Languor" in context?
Languor is the feeling of being apathetic, listless, and disengaged. It can be caused by a number of different factors, including stress, illness, and fatigue. It can have a negative impact on the individual's ability to concentrate and perform tasks, and can lead to a decreased sense of well-being. Languor can be a symptom of a number of different medical conditions, and it can be difficult to treat. Fortunately, there are a number of strategies that can be used to improve the individual's overall feeling of wellbeing.
Hyponym for Languor:
n.
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phenomenon
wind, current of air, air current.
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phenomenon
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