aestivating (Meaning)

aestivating

to pass the summer in a state of torpor or dormancy

No weak antonyms found.

The turtles aestivate in the parched riverbed, seeking refuge from the relentless summer heat.
The aestivating crocodile lies motionless in the mud, its body temperature dropping to conserve energy.
During aestivation, the lungfish buries itself in a cocoon of dried mud, its metabolism slowing to a near halt.
The snails aestivate beneath rocks, sealing their shells to protect against desiccation.
The desert lizards retreated to shaded burrows for aestivation, waiting for the monsoon rains to arrive.
The aestivating frogs secrete a thick mucus that helps them retain moisture and survive in arid conditions.
While aestivating, the ground squirrels enter a state of torpor, reducing their physical activity and reliance on external food sources.
The aestivating snakes gather in underground dens, where they share warmth and shelter.
The dormant insects aestivate beneath loose soil or plant debris, awaiting the return of more favorable weather.
The aestivating bacteria suspend their growth and metabolism, forming a dormant state that allows them to withstand harsh conditions.

to pass the summer in a state of torpor or dormancy

goofing (off), bumming, puttering (around), fiddling (around), hanging about, kicking around, dozing, hibernating, hacking (around), idling

sweating, laboring, applying, grinding, plugging, toiling, plodding,working, pegging, humping

The turtles aestivate in the parched riverbed, seeking refuge from the relentless summer heat.

The aestivating crocodile lies motionless in the mud, its body temperature dropping to conserve energy.

During aestivation, the lungfish buries itself in a cocoon of dried mud, its metabolism slowing to a near halt.

The snails aestivate beneath rocks, sealing their shells to protect against desiccation.