Definition
Definition of oscitant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
feelingsDated feeling sleepy or sluggishDated
- After the long meeting, everyone felt oscitant and unproductive.
2.
inattentiveDated showing lack of attention or boredomDated
- His oscitant attitude during meetings was noted by his supervisor..
Origin of oscitant
Latin, oscitare (to gape)
Examples of oscitant in a sentence
His oscitant demeanor was noticeable after the heavy lunch. Her oscitant demeanor made it clear she wasn't interested.
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- French:somnolent, inattentif, ...
- German:schläfrig, unaufmerksam, ...
- Italian:assonnato, annoiato, ...
- Spanish:somnoliento, distraído, ...
- Portuguese:sonolento, distraído, ...
- Chinese:困倦的, 心不在焉的, ...
- Japanese:眠い, 注意散漫な, ...
- Arabic:نَعْسَان, شارِد, ...
- Hebrew:מְנוּמְנָם, מְשׁוּעֲמָם, ...
- Russian:вялый, невнимательный, ...
- Ukrainian:сонний, неуважний, ...
- Hindi:उनींदा, उदासीन, ...
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