languor
Definisie in die woordeboek Engels
languor
Definisies
(uncountable) a state of the body or mind caused by exhaustion or disease and characterized by a languid feeling: lassitude
(countable) listless indolence; dreaminess
(uncountable) dullness, sluggishness; lack of vigor; stagnation
sinonieme
relaxation · lethargy · apathy · flatness · inactivity · inactiveness · lassitude · easiness · inertia · phlegm · sluggishness · dreaminess · listlessness
lassitude · listlessness
a feeling of lack of interest or energy
dreaminess
a relaxed comfortable feeling
grammatika
languor ( countable and uncountable; plural languors)
languor (countable and uncountable, plural languors)
voorbeelde
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Ghita’s eyes, covertly observed, seemed darker and more languorous than ever, Donohue’s sicklier.Literature Literature
Brujon, of whom it is high time that the reader should have a complete idea, was, with an appearance of delicate health and a profoundly premeditated languor, a polished, intelligent sprig, and a thief, who had a caressing glance, and an atrocious smile.MIZAN MIZAN
Then something both cool and light, although less tangible than the warmth of the sun, lifted from his face this sensation of tender caressing languor, and left behind a delicious coolness.chv-corpus chv-corpus
It — he said — “spreads the smile and the blessing of God over every languor and weakness” (Second International Congress of Prayer Groups, 5 May 1966).vatican.va vatican.va
A languorous and pleasant content settled like a weight upon him, bringing responsibility and possession.Literature Literature
I kissed her gently on her lips and whispered softly in her ears till she half swooned in languor.Literature Literature
languor, want of stiffness, debility.langbot langbot
even then, even in moments of languor or restraint, a sense of general happiness preponderatedMIZAN MIZAN
she murmured, and rose to twirl languorously in his arms near Millington and Miss Todd.Literature Literature
Margaret’s languished, he thought, she has been ill, and the sound expressed languor and suffering.Literature Literature
It was a warm evening for the time of year, and even in those gray streets of South London there was the languor of FebruaryMIZAN MIZAN
Her languor was not elegance but laziness, and her melancholy shallowness, not mystery.Literature Literature
Yes, says Black, settling in comfortably to the languor of the moment, a number of very curious stories.Literature Literature
I remember I saw that he looked languorously at Salomé.OpenSubtitles2018.v3 OpenSubtitles2018.v3
In amorous languor, something keeps going away ; it is as if desire were nothing but this hemorrhage.Literature Literature
When he awoke again some hours later all his terrors had gone and he felt warm and languorous.Literature Literature
If this was what death was like, he thought — pain receding, languor spreading — it would be worth the wait.Literature Literature
discedat sic corpore languor ab isto, quod meus est ulla parte dolere dolor!Literature Literature
I was grateful to her for this languor.Literature Literature
it was charity to impute some of her unbecoming indifference to the languor of ill health.MIZAN MIZAN
How could she ever compare this languorous love-making to the violence of her first experience?Literature Literature
They returned to languor, to sensuality.OpenSubtitles2018.v3 OpenSubtitles2018.v3
lazy, inactive, idle, indolent, dilatory, remiss, reluctant, diffident, lethargic(al), workshy, slothful, languorous, languidlangbot langbot
You would think they were already man and wife, a languorous night before them, filled with marital delights.Literature Literature
‘I, too, know those notes, I know the languor and the expectation which come upon the soul in the forest’s shade, in its deep recesses, or at evening in the open fields when the sun sets and the river mist rises behind the bushes.chv-corpus chv-corpus
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