lethargized (Meaning)

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lethargized (imp. & p. p.)

of Lethargize

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The oppressive heat had left the crowd lethargized and uninterested.
The long day of travel had left me feeling lethargized and exhausted.
The medication had a lethargizing effect on the patient, making them drowsy and slow-moving.
The lack of sunlight during the winter months can lead to seasonal affective disorder, characterized by lethargy and low mood.
The dreary weather had rendered me lethargized, robbing me of my usual energy and motivation.
The doctor prescribed a stimulant to combat the patient's lethargy and improve their alertness.
After hours of intense physical exertion, I was too lethargized to even walk upstairs.
The monotony of the job had instilled a sense of lethargy within me, making it difficult to stay engaged.
The emotional trauma had left her feeling lethargized and unable to cope with daily life.
The excessive workload had taken its toll, leaving me lethargized and struggling to keep up.

of Lethargize

No synonyms found.

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The oppressive heat had left the crowd lethargized and uninterested.

The long day of travel had left me feeling lethargized and exhausted.

The medication had a lethargizing effect on the patient, making them drowsy and slow-moving.

The lack of sunlight during the winter months can lead to seasonal affective disorder, characterized by lethargy and low mood.