langueur
lɑ̃ɡœʁ
Definition Synonyms
Definition of langueur - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
fatigueRare état d'affaiblissement physique et moral qui diminue les forcesRare
- La langueur de l'été l'empêchait de travailler efficacement.
2.
santéRare maladie ou blessure qui cause un affaiblissement du corpsRare
- Cette langueur mystérieuse inquiétait beaucoup sa famille.
Origin of langueur
latin, languere (être faible)
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Examples of langueur in a sentence
Il ressentait une langueur profonde après sa maladie. La langueur s'est installée après des semaines de fièvre. Il souffrait d'une langueur persistante depuis l'accident.
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- English:lassitude, debility, ...
- German:Mattigkeit, Schwäche, ...
- Italian:languore, deperimento, ...
- Spanish:languidez, debilidad prolongada, ...
- Portuguese:letargia, debilidade, ...
- Chinese:倦怠, 虚弱症, ...
- Japanese:倦怠, 衰弱, ...
- Arabic:وهن, الوهن, ...
- Hebrew:תְּשִׁישׁוּת, דְּעִיכָה, ...
- Russian:вялость, изнеможение, ...
- Ukrainian:млявість, слабкість, ...
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