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torpidity

/tɔːˈpɪd.ɪ.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota un estado de inactividad física o mental, a menudo acompañado de embotamiento de los sentidos o falta de energía y vitalidad.

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noun

/tɔːˈpɪd.ɪ.ti/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota un estado de inactividad física o mental, a menudo acompañado de embotamiento de los sentidos o falta de energía y vitalidad.

A noun referring to a state of physical or mental inactivity, often accompanied by a dullness of sensation or a lack of energy and vigor.

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  1. State of inactivityC1formal

    A condition of being sluggish, inactive, or lacking physical and mental energy.

    esEstado de inactividad

    • The long winter induced a state of torpidity in the animals.
    • His torpidity after the illness made it hard to concentrate.
    • The heat caused a general torpidity among the workers.

    Sinónimosinactivityindolenceinertialanguorlethargylistlessnesspassivitysluggishnessstagnationtorpor

    Antónimosactivityalertnessenergylivelinessvigor

  2. Lack of vigorC1formal

    A state of lethargy or apathy, where one is slow to respond or act.

    esFalta de vigor

    • The team's torpidity led to a poor performance in the match.
    • She overcame her morning torpidity with a strong cup of coffee.
    • The committee's torpidity delayed the decision-making process.

    Sinónimosapathyinactivityinertnesslassitudelethargylistlessnesssluggishnesstorpor

    Antónimosactivityanimationdynamismenergylivelinessspiritvigorvitality

Formas
  • torpidities plural form
  • torpidities' possessive plural form
  • torpidity's possessive singular form
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