Sentence example with the word 'torpor'

torpor

abeyance, changelessness, durableness, hebetude, inertness, lassitude, mere tropism, phlegmaticness, sluggishness, stolidity, weariness

Definition n. a state of motor and mental inactivity with a partial suspension of sensibility

Last update: August 8, 2015


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He fell into a deep torpor.   [noun]

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They are sensuous desire, ill-will, sloth and torpor, restlessness and regret, and doubt.   [noun]

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I consider it very imprudent to carry it to the ulterior stage, or that of torpor, at a first trial.   [noun]

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He has often said that nothing would better serve to rouse the dreamer from torpor than your charming vivacity.   [noun]

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FLORRY: (Sinking into torpor, crossing herself secretly) The end of the world.   [noun]

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3 From this torpor they were roused by tidings which might well be interpreted as the restoration of divine favour.   [Please select]

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In a state of semi-torpor, M.   [Please select]

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The world was coming forth from its torpor of winter refreshed and strengthened.   [Please select]

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