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aestivate Antonyms

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sleep during summer

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To spend the summer.

To pass the summer in a state of torpor.

During the scorching summer months, many animals aestivate to escape the intense heat and conserve energy.
Some plants have developed the ability to aestivate by entering a dormant state to withstand periods of drought.
The desert tortoise is known to aestivate in burrows to avoid dehydration and extreme temperatures.
As the temperatures soared, the frogs chose to aestivate in cool, shaded areas until the weather became more favorable.
Aestivation is a survival strategy adopted by certain insects, allowing them to endure adverse environmental conditions.
The snails aestivated by sealing themselves within their shells, protecting themselves from the harsh summer sun.
Aestivating fish find refuge in the mud at the bottom of dried-up ponds, waiting for the return of water.
Some reptiles, like the painted turtle, aestivate by burying themselves in mud to endure the hot summer days.
The desert-dwelling rodents have adapted to aestivate, ensuring their survival in the arid landscape.
Aestivation is a fascinating biological phenomenon that enables various species to cope with challenging environmental conditions.

sleep during summerTo spend the summer., To pass the summer in a state of torpor.

hack (around), lounge, hang (around or out), hibernate, kick back, loaf, hang about, bum, idle, lazy

slave, plug, hustle, toil, buckle (down), grind, grind, work, buckle (down), labor

During the scorching summer months, many animals aestivate to escape the intense heat and conserve energy.

Some plants have developed the ability to aestivate by entering a dormant state to withstand periods of drought.

The desert tortoise is known to aestivate in burrows to avoid dehydration and extreme temperatures.

As the temperatures soared, the frogs chose to aestivate in cool, shaded areas until the weather became more favorable.