torpitude

/ˈtɔːrˌpɪtjuːd/; -ˌtɪd, -ˌtɪʊd/

Definitions

1. noun

A state of being sluggish or indolent, especially a lack of energy or motivation.

“After a long break from work, he fell into a state of torpitude and struggled to get back into his routine.”

2. noun

A condition of being dull or unresponsive, often due to a lack of stimulation or interest.

“The new student’s torpitude in class made it difficult for the teacher to engage them in discussions.”

Synonyms

  • apathy
  • indolence

Antonyms

  • energization
  • motivation