His depression showed itself in his listless movements, as if he was walking through molasses.
The word lassitude is a noun, meaning a state of weariness and listlessness. For example: After all of the work, she was overcome by lassitude."
Ennui, listlessness , boredom.
The word 'listlessly' is the adverb form for the adjective 'listless'.The abstract noun form for the adjective listless is listlessness.
Lackluster; unenthusiastic; mopey (I may have made that one up!); droopy/drippy... tried to come up with some less common/different words for you to use!
"Ennui" is pronounced as "ahn-wee." The first syllable sounds like "ahn," similar to the French pronunciation, and the second syllable is pronounced "wee." It refers to a feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement.
The word lassitude is a noun, meaning a state of weariness and listlessness. For example: After all of the work, she was overcome by lassitude."
malaise
Tiredness, listlessness, lack of energy.
Ennui, listlessness , boredom.
ennui
lifelessness listlessness longitudinal loquaciously lusciousness
tired from overwork or strain or heat; lack of energy; listlessness; feeling lazy
Ennui.
The letters spell listlessness. The word uses all 12 letters.
The noun languor is a word for a lack of physical or mental energy; listlessness; a dreamy, lazy mood; oppressive quiet or stillness. Example sentence: We spent the afternoon in a languor, it was too hot to do anything.
The word 'listlessly' is the adverb form for the adjective 'listless'.The abstract noun form for the adjective listless is listlessness.
Dictionary.com defines languor as:1. lack of energy or vitality; sluggishness. 2. lack of spirit or interest; listlessness; stagnation. 3. physical weakness or faintness. 4. emotional softness or tenderness As Related Words it offers dreaminess, lassitude, listlessness, lethargy, and bizarrely, phlegm (ew).It describes its origin as Middle English, from Old French, from Latin, from languēre, to be languid.