languor in Irish
languor in Irish is leisce — languor means a bodily or mental state, brought on by tiredness or illness, marked by a weary, languid feeling; lassitude; also, a single occurrence of this.
languor in Irish
leisce
(uncountable) Dullness, sluggishness; lack of vigour; stagnation.
What does "languor" mean?
- noun A bodily or mental state, brought on by tiredness or illness, marked by a weary, languid feeling; lassitude; also, a single occurrence of this.
- noun Low spirits brought on by lovesickness, sorrow, or similar feelings; (countable) a particular case of this.
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noun A lack of energy or activity; sluggishness.
"From languor she passed to the lightest vivacity; her temper became merry and wild in the extreme; she was all at once a tease, a tomboy, and a witch."
- noun A relaxed, dreamy laziness, often pleasant rather than unwelcome.
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languor in a sentence
- From languor she passed to the lightest vivacity; her temper became merry and wild in the extreme; she was all at once a tease, a tomboy, and a witch.
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What is "languor" in Irish?
"languor" in Irish is leisce. languor means: A bodily or mental state, brought on by tiredness or illness, marked by a weary, languid feeling; lassitude; also, a single occurrence of this.
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