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supineness Meaning
supineness
mentally or morally slack, exhibiting indolent or apathetic inertia or passivity, a Latin verbal noun having an accusative of purpose in -um and an ablative of specification in -u, showing mental or moral indifference, marked by supination, an English infinitive with to, lying on the back or with the face upward, leaning or sloping backward
supineness Sentence Examples
- The supineness of the child rendered him unable to resist temptation.
- The supine posture allowed the doctor to examine the patient's back without hindrance.
- Despite the challenges, the athlete maintained a supine demeanor, displaying remarkable resilience.
- The supineness of the government's response to the crisis invited widespread criticism.
- The lawyer's supineness in court led to a disastrous outcome for his client.
- The artist's supine work ethic resulted in mediocre and uninspired creations.
- The student's supineness in class earned him the disapproval of both teachers and peers.
- The supineness of the herd animal made it easy prey for predators.
- The politician's supine attitude towards corruption tarnished his reputation and eroded public trust.
- The company's supine acceptance of industry standards led to stagnation and a loss of competitive advantage.
FAQs About the word supineness
mentally or morally slack, exhibiting indolent or apathetic inertia or passivity, a Latin verbal noun having an accusative of purpose in -um and an ablative of
indolence, lassitude, apathy, languor, inertia, shiftlessness, sluggishness,lethargy, laziness,listlessness
ambition,industry, enterprise, drive, industriousness, initiative, hustle, perseverance, assiduousness, vitality
The supineness of the child rendered him unable to resist temptation.
The supine posture allowed the doctor to examine the patient's back without hindrance.
Despite the challenges, the athlete maintained a supine demeanor, displaying remarkable resilience.
The supineness of the government's response to the crisis invited widespread criticism.
