lethargy

/ˈlɛθərdʒi/
noun
  1. A state of tiredness, laziness, or lack of energy.
    • Lethargy can be a symptom of depression or other medical conditions.
    • The heat caused a feeling of lethargy that made everyone want to nap.
    • After weeks of illness, she finally shook off her lethargy and went for a walk.
  2. A lack of activity or interest; sluggishness in movement or thought.
    • The committee's lethargy meant that no decisions were made for months.
    • Economic lethargy has led to fewer new businesses opening in the area.
    • He criticized the government's lethargy in responding to the crisis.
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