torpor

He fell into a deep torpor.

they veered between apathetic torpor and hysterical fanaticism.

There was a better name, a Latin name, for it;it was also called ACCIDIE, and it meant intellectual and spiritual torpor, indifference, and lethargy.

The only disabilities-it would be too harsh to call them sins-were torpor , incuriosity, or some excess of temperament, such as sensuality.

For headache, wakefulness, emotional turndown, thinking torpor, fatigable feeling caused by irregularity of central nervous systems because of chronically working on computers.

The hot weather induced a sense of torpor in the office workers.

After a heavy meal, he fell into a torpor and couldn't focus on his work.

The long winter months can lead to a feeling of torpor and lethargy.

The medication left her in a state of torpor for hours.

The torpor of the sloth is well-known in the animal kingdom.

He tried to shake off the torpor and get back to work.

The torpor of the rainy afternoon made her want to curl up in bed.

The torpor of the summer heat was overwhelming, making it hard to stay awake.

The torpor of the boring lecture made the students struggle to stay focused.

It's important to recognize the signs of torpor in oneself and take steps to address it.

Look, she's coming out of torpor!

Amid the torpor, minds are turning to the election.

A condition of healthy life so nearly resembling the torpor of death is a noticeable thing of its sort.

Harry looked right and received a surprise to shake him out of his torpor.

The costly education in politics had led to political torpor.

I was wondering what could have caused this urgent need for sleep, when I felt a dense torpor saturate my brain.

As she was unable to communicate with people, she lived in a sort of somnambulistic torpor.

Hibernation is actually made up of regular bouts of reduced metabolic rate and body temperature known as torpor.

He seemed to be waking from his torpor; and his suddenly reviving hatred restored a part of his strength.

It was the invigorating breath of a fresh outward atmosphere, after the long torpor and monotonous seclusion of her life.