lassitude in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for lassitude in the English»Spanish Dictionary

lassitude [Am ˈlæsəˌt(j)ud, Brit ˈlasɪtjuːd] N U liter

lassitude

lasitud f liter

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lassitude in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lassitude in the English»Spanish Dictionary

lassitude [ˈlæsɪtju:d, Am -tu:d] N no pl form

lassitude

lasitud f

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Lassitude, depression and loss-of-will have incapacitated the majority of the population.

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What's more, they don't provoke the lassitude that other narcotics can, which means the attempts at explaining often get finished.

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The clock has been ticking with stubborn, uncaring lassitude.

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Yet, government lassitude aside, the demand for skilled workers is continuing to rise, bringing higher salaries in its wake.

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I noticed that his air of lassitude had left him, and his eyes, previously dull and bored, now blazed brightly.

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At which point, fear of the vaunted behemoth turned to contempt for its now-exposed lassitude and decadence.

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Lassitude resulting from having had to deal with rains and its after-effects is cited as one of the reasons.

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His lassitude vanished, and he fired off a stream of orders for the retreat to his staff.

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They stressed both lassitude and visual spectacle.

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And even as the atmosphere progresses from dread through delirium to lassitude, somehow the comedy and drama keep jumping out at you.

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