lethargy — a lack of energy and enthusiasm; extreme tiredness
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a lack of energy and enthusiasm; extreme tiredness
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈleθərdʒi/
Korean meaning: 무기력함, 나른함; 극도의 피로
Korean pronunciation: **레**써지
Example Sentences
- Monday morning lethargy is a real struggle for office workers worldwide.
- The hot summer weather induced a state of lethargy among the students.
- His Netflix binge-watching sessions always ended in complete lethargy.
lethargy
NOUN//ˈleθərdʒi//
a lack of energy and enthusiasm; extreme tiredness
A person's lethargy keeps them sprawled motionless on the couch
Let her be tired, gee! She's got lethargy!
From lethargy to energy, through perfect synergy!
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Greek 'lethargia', derived from 'lethe' (forgetfulness, oblivion) and 'argos' (idle, sluggish). The word entered English through Latin and Old French, originally referring to a state of forgetfulness or drowsiness in Greek mythology.
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📝Examples
“Monday morning lethargy is a real struggle for office workers worldwide.”
“The hot summer weather induced a state of lethargy among the students.”
“His Netflix binge-watching sessions always ended in complete lethargy.”
“The medication caused unexpected lethargy as a side effect.”
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