dormancy

• Nom désignant un état de repos, d'inactivité temporaire ou de sommeil passif, souvent utilisé dans un contexte biologique ou général.

A noun referring to a state of quiet, temporary inaction or inactive restfulness, often used in biological or general contexts.

indénombrable

1. State of inactivityB2formal

   A period of quiet, temporary inaction or suspended activity.

   Dormance

   • The volcano entered a state of dormancy after the eruption.
   • Seeds remain in dormancy until conditions are right for growth.
   • The business went through a period of dormancy during the recession.

   Synonymesabeyanceinactivityinertnesslatencyquiescencerestslumberstagnationsuspension

   Antonymesactionactivityalertnessarousaloperation

2. Quiet restfulnessB2formal

   A peaceful, inactive state of rest or sleep.

   Repos tranquille

   • The garden's dormancy in winter gives way to vibrant growth in spring.
   • The bear's dormancy during hibernation is a natural survival strategy.
   • After the long project, she enjoyed a period of dormancy and relaxation.

   Synonymesinactivitylethargyquiescencereposereststillnesstorpor

   Antonymesactivityalertnesswakefulness