Torpor

The torpor of the scientist's research led to a dead end.

The torpor of the rainy day kept her from leaving the house.

Hibernating animals experience torpor as a survival strategy.

The tree went into torpor in the winter, shedding its leaves and preserving energy.

The torpor of the political climate made people apathetic towards voting.

The lizard lay motionless in torpor, waiting for its prey to pass by.

The warm, cozy bed tempted her to stay in a state of torpor all day.

The torpor of the crowd during the boring speech was noticeable.

The torpor of the anesthesia lingered for hours after the surgery.

I can't seem to shake off this torpor and get my work done.

After eating a big meal, he felt a sense of torpor.

The bear entered torpor as a response to the lack of food in its habitat.

The medication she took induced a state of torpor.

The long, boring lecture induced a state of torpor among the students, and many of them fell asleep.

The political atmosphere was characterized by a torpor that left people feeling apathetic and indifferent.

The patient's torpor was a side effect of their medication.

The torpor of the forest in the winter was peaceful and serene.

The spider remained in a state of torpor until its prey came within reach.

The medication caused a temporary torpor, leaving the patient feeling drowsy and disoriented.

The torpor of the crowd was broken by the entrance of the celebrity.

The torpor of the economy was a cause for concern for policymakers.

The torpor of her work routine made her feel stuck in a rut.

The tortoise went into torpor to survive the long drought.

Many insects enter a state of torpor during the colder months.

The butterfly's torpor helped it survive the harsh winter.

The torpor of the economy after the recession has affected many industries.

The lack of exercise and poor diet contributed to his torpor and overall lack of energy.

The torpor of the long car ride made her legs stiff and numb.

The lack of excitement in her life led to a sense of torpor and apathy.

The torpor of the early morning class made it difficult for students to concentrate.

The heat of the afternoon sun left him in a torpor.

The desert tortoise enters a state of torpor to survive the hot and dry summer months.

The torpor of the musician's performance left the audience disengaged.

His depression was causing him to feel an overwhelming sense of torpor.

Some insects go into torpor when they are exposed to extreme temperatures.

The treefrog enters torpor to survive extreme drought conditions.

Many species of snakes go through a period of torpor during the colder months.

The government's torpor in addressing the climate crisis is unacceptable.

The torpor in his feet made it difficult for him to walk.

The patient's torpor was a symptom of his medication side effects.

The company's torpor was due to a lack of leadership and direction.

The teacher's lectures were delivered with a torpor that put the students to sleep.

The torpor of the room was palpable, with everyone seemingly waiting for someone else to take action.

Depression can often lead to feelings of torpor and apathy.

The torpor of the city's nightlife was a disappointment to the tourists.

The company's torpor resulted in decreased profits.

The torpor of the audience indicated a lack of interest in the presentation.

The writer's torpor resulted in a lack of creativity and productivity.

His torpor in class has caused his grades to drop.

During drought conditions, some plants enter a state of torpor to conserve water.