weariness in Latin
weariness in Latin is lassitūdō — weariness means a state of tiredness or exhaustion.
weariness in Latin
lassitūdō
Exhaustion, fatigue or tiredness.
What does "weariness" mean?
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noun A state of tiredness or exhaustion.
"A deep weariness set in after the long shift."
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noun A loss of interest or enthusiasm.
"Voter weariness with the endless campaign was obvious."
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weariness in a sentence
- A deep weariness set in after the long shift.
- Voter weariness with the endless campaign was obvious.
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What is "weariness" in Latin?
"weariness" in Latin is lassitūdō. weariness means: A state of tiredness or exhaustion.
How do you use "weariness" in a sentence?
Example: "A deep weariness set in after the long shift." In Latin, "weariness" is lassitūdō.
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