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lassitude

[las-i-tood, -tyood] / ˈlæs ɪˌtud, -ˌtyud /


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We can, however, say with some precision a few things about his schedule, his apparent lassitude, and that of his administration.

From Washington Times

Fife’s parents exhibited an “unbroken sadness and lassitude and constant low-level anxiety and detachment and pessimism bordering on despair,” which he believes he “caught” from them.

From New York Times

Look at how fine and upstanding he is – even his aggressive side-parting looks like a strike for decency in the face of Trump’s lassitude.

From The Guardian

But then it occurred to me, as I ate another astringent chip, that this lassitude, the trouble focusing, the sleep difficulties, my exhaustion: Oh yes, I thought, I remember this.

From New York Times

There are ice creams, there is lassitude and threat.

From The Guardian