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lethargic

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Main Entry: lethargic
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: lazy, sluggish

Synonyms:

apathetic, blah*, comatose, debilitated, dilatory, dopey, dormant, draggy, drowsy, dull, enervated, having spring fever, heavy, idle, impassive, inactive, indifferent, inert, lackadaisical, laggard, laid-back*, languid, languorous, listless, moony, nebbish, out of it, passive, phlegmatic, sleepy, sleepyhead, slothful, slow, slumberous, snoozy, somnolent, spiritless, stolid, stretchy, stupefied, supine, torpid, wimpy

Antonyms:

active, busy, energetic, lively, vital, vivacious
Main Entry: comatose
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: unconscious

Synonyms:

cold, dead, dead to the world, dopey, drowsy, drugged, hebetudinous, inconscious, insensible, lethargic, out, out cold, out to lunch, senseless, sleepy, sluggish, slumberous, somnolent, soporose, stupefied, stupid, stuporous, torpid, vegged out

Antonyms:

alert, awake, conscious
Main Entry: dense
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: slow, stupid

Synonyms:

blockheaded, boorish, doltish, dull, dumb, fatheaded, ignorant, imbecilic, impassive, lethargic, numskulled, oafish, obtuse, phlegmatic, simple, slow-witted, sluggish, stolid, thick, torpid

Antonyms:

brainy, clever, intelligent, smart
Main Entry: dopey
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: stupid

Synonyms:

comatose, dense, dumb, foolish, heavy, hebetudinous, idiotic, lethargic, senseless, silly, simple, slow, sluggish, slumberish, thick, torpid

Antonyms:

brainy, intelligent, sensible, smart
Main Entry: dormant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: inactive; sleeping

Synonyms:

abeyant, asleep, closed down, comatose, down, fallow, hibernating, inert, inoperative, latent, lethargic, lurking, on the shelf, out of action, passive, potential, prepatent, quiescent, sidelined, slack, sluggish, slumbering, smoldering, suspended, torpid

Antonyms:

active, lively
Main Entry: drowsy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: sleepy

Synonyms:

comatose, dazed, dopy, dozing, dozy, dreamy, drugged, half asleep, heavy, indolent, lackadaisical, languid, lazy, lethargic, lulling, napping, nodding, out of it, restful, sluggish, slumberous, snoozy, somnolent, soothing, soporific, tired, torpid

Antonyms:

alert, awake, energized, lively
Main Entry: faint
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: weak

Synonyms:

delicate, dizzy, drooping, enervated, exhausted, faltering, fatigued, feeble, fragile, languid, lethargic, lightheaded, slight, tender, unenthusiastic, woozy
Notes: faint (verb) means to pass out from weakness or to lose consciousness - faint (adjective) means barely perceptible or lacking clarity or distinctness; feint (noun) means any distracting or deceptive maneuver - feint (verb) means to deceive by a mock action

Antonyms:

bold, brave, courageous, resolute, strong
Main Entry: heavy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: listless, slow

Synonyms:

apathetic, comatose, dull, hebetudinous, indifferent, lethargic, sluggish, slumberous, torpid

Antonyms:

light, moving, smoooth
Main Entry: inactive
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: not engaged in action; inert, lazy

Synonyms:

abeyant, asleep, blah*, disengaged, do-nothing, dormant, down, draggy, dull, idle, immobile, in holding pattern, indolent, inoperative, jobless, latent, lax, lethargic, limp, low-key, mothballed, motionless, on hold, ossified, out of action, out of commission, out of service, out of work, passive, quiescent, quiet, sedentary, slack, sleepy, slothful, slow, sluggish, somnolent, stable, static, still, torpid, unemployed, unoccupied, unused

Antonyms:

active, busy, involved, working
Main Entry: indolent
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: lazy

Synonyms:

drony, easygoing, fainéant, idle, inactive, inert, lackadaisical, languid, lax, lazy, lethargic, listless, resting, shiftless, slothful, slow, slow-going, sluggish, torpid

Antonyms:

active, busy, diligent, energetic, enthusiastic, hard-working, industrious, intent
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