Use of the word lassitude in a sentence example

lassitude

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This morning, lassitude is preventing me from getting out of bed. [noun]

Since I had been feeling exhausted for several weeks, I started taking vitamins to cure my lassitude. [noun]

After having worked very hard the whole day a sudden lassitude descended upon him. [noun]

His lassitude was now such that he was obliged to pause for breath every three or four steps, and lean against the wall. [noun]

When the fever has worn itself out, there comes a great sense of lassitude, and a desire for peace. [noun]

Stephen, who was trying his dead best to yawn if he could, suffering from lassitude generally, replied: To fill the ear of a cow elephant. [noun]

Kutuzov still in the same place, his stout body resting heavily in the saddle with the lassitude of age, sat yawning wearily with closed eyes. [noun]

Her lassitude helped on the barricade. [noun]

At intervals, as he combated his lassitude, he made an effort to recover the mastery of his mind. [noun]

And I became aware of great--lassitude, do you say. [Please select]

All sense of fever and lassitude had left us. [Please select]

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