dormancies (Meaning)

dormancies

the quality or state of being dormant

During the winter dormancy, trees shed their leaves to conserve energy.
The seeds of some plants enter a state of dormancy to protect themselves from harsh conditions.
The dormancies of animals, such as bears and bats, allow them to survive periods of food scarcity.
The dormancy of viruses enables them to remain inactive until suitable hosts become available.
The researcher investigated the effects of light and temperature on the dormancy of plant seeds.
The dormance period of the dormant volcano lasted for centuries before it erupted again.
The dormant genes in our genome hold the potential for traits that may not be expressed.
The dormancies of the stock market can cause uncertainty and volatility.
The period of dormancy before the launch of the new product allowed for thorough testing and refinement.
The dormant memories of our childhood can be triggered by unexpected events.

the quality or state of being dormant

cold storages,suspensions, suspenses, comas, moratoria, holding patterns, latencies, quiescences, recessions, moratoriums

continuations, continuances, resuscitations, resumptions,renewals,recommencements

During the winter dormancy, trees shed their leaves to conserve energy.

The seeds of some plants enter a state of dormancy to protect themselves from harsh conditions.

The dormancies of animals, such as bears and bats, allow them to survive periods of food scarcity.

The dormancy of viruses enables them to remain inactive until suitable hosts become available.