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Meaning of lethargious
The primary meaning of "lethargious" is related to a state of physical or mental inactivity.
Etymology of lethargious
The word "lethargious" originates from the Greek word "lethargos", meaning "forgetfulness" or "oblivion", which is derived from "lethe", the name of the river of forgetfulness in Greek mythology.
The term has been used in English since the 17th century to describe a state of drowsiness or indifference.
Synonyms
lethargic
sluggish
lazy
indolent
inactive
dull
apathetic
indifferent
listless
torpid
somnolent
drowsy
sleepy
languid
lackluster
unenthusiastic
unenergetic
unmotivated
inert
stagnant
complacent
idle
slothful
languorous
heavy-eyed
half-asleep
groggy
stuporous
comatose
insensible
numb
benumbed
paralyzed
Definitions
- Lethargious refers to a person or animal that is in a state of physical or mental inactivity, often characterized by a lack of energy or enthusiasm.
- * It can also describe something that is moving or happening very slowly, often in a way that seems lazy or unenthusiastic.
Usage Examples
- The patient was lethargious after the surgery and needed several days to recover.
- * The hot summer weather made me feel lethargious, and all I wanted to do was sleep.
- * The company's lethargious response to the crisis led to a loss of public trust.