lentitude (Meaning)
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lentitude (a.)
Slowness; sluggishness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lentitude
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
lentitude Sentence Examples
- The dancer's movements exuded an air of graceful lentitude, each step carried out with deliberate precision.
- The fog descended upon the valley with a tantalizing lentitude, creating an ethereal ambiance that seemed to suspend time.
- The old man's words flowed forth with a slow lentitude, each syllable a testament to a life lived richly.
- The river's current dragged lazily through the countryside, its lentitude belying its hidden strength.
- The falling leaves pirouetted gently to the ground, their descent marked by an exquisite lentitude.
- The turtles basked on the sun-drenched rocks, their movements governed by an unyielding lentitude.
- The village's donkeys ambled through the streets with a characteristic lentitude, their heavy hooves creating a rhythmic thud.
- The air hung motionless, its lentitude suffocating all activity, creating an almost unbearable stillness.
- The clouds floated lazily across the sky, their lentitude a testament to the day's lackadaisical pace.
- The snail inched across the leaf with an almost comical lentitude, its progress a testament to the virtue of patience.
FAQs About the word lentitude
Slowness; sluggishness.
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No antonyms found.
The dancer's movements exuded an air of graceful lentitude, each step carried out with deliberate precision.
The fog descended upon the valley with a tantalizing lentitude, creating an ethereal ambiance that seemed to suspend time.
The old man's words flowed forth with a slow lentitude, each syllable a testament to a life lived richly.
The river's current dragged lazily through the countryside, its lentitude belying its hidden strength.
