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lassitude

noun/ˈlæs.ɪ.tuːd/

physical or mental weariness and lack of energy

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lassitude in a sentence

The afternoon heat filled the crowded classroom with lassitude.

Months of hunger and exhausting travel left the expedition in profound lassitude.

Where it comes from

From Latin lassitudo, meaning 'weariness.'

Memory hook

LASSITUDE sounds like 'lastitude': too little energy left to last.

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