languishment (Meaning)

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languishment (n.)

The state of languishing.

Tenderness of look or mien; amorous pensiveness.

The languishment of the neglected garden was evident in the overgrown weeds and wilted flowers.
The feeling of languishment settled in his bones, weighing him down with a sense of listlessness.
The captive bird's languishment was palpable, its once vibrant plumage now dull and its song replaced by a mournful silence.
The town had fallen into a state of languishment, its streets deserted and its buildings crumbling.
The artist's creative languishment was a source of deep frustration, as he struggled to find inspiration.
She found a certain beauty in the languidness of a summer afternoon, where time seemed to slow down and the world took on a dreamy quality.
The languishment of the economy was a major concern for policymakers, who sought ways to stimulate growth.
The student's languishment in class was a sign of boredom or a lack of understanding, prompting the teacher to adjust their teaching methods.
The patient's languishment was a symptom of their illness, and they required careful monitoring and treatment.
The team's languishment in the second half of the game cost them the victory, as they were unable to maintain their intensity and focus.

The state of languishing., Tenderness of look or mien; amorous pensiveness.

lessening, failing, ebbing, hindrance, weakening, worsening, impairment, deterioration, decline, impediment

advancement, improvement, breakthrough, enhancement, advance, advancement, enhancement,improvement, refinement, breakthrough

The languishment of the neglected garden was evident in the overgrown weeds and wilted flowers.

The feeling of languishment settled in his bones, weighing him down with a sense of listlessness.

The captive bird's languishment was palpable, its once vibrant plumage now dull and its song replaced by a mournful silence.

The town had fallen into a state of languishment, its streets deserted and its buildings crumbling.