= accidie, n. (In early use frequently as a Latin name.)

Physical or mental slothfulness, esp. as a condition leading to listlessness and lack of interest in life; apathy, lethargy, torpor; (also) †an…

A condition of torpor, inertness, or apathy.

The state of being faint in spirit; dejection, timorousness; inertness, slackness, sluggishness. Obsolete except in faintness of heart, etc.

Laziness, sloth, listlessness, indifference; want of spirit, cowardice. Also in physical sense, laxity.

listlessness.

idleness, sluggishness.

= supineness, n. 1.

The state of being benumbed; numbness; torpor.

Phlegmatic disposition; absence of excitability or enthusiasm; calmness, imperturbability, self-possession, evenness of temper; (also, in…

transferred or figurative.

= accidie, n.

Torpid condition or quality; torpidity. transferred. Intellectual or spiritual lethargy; apathy, listlessness; dullness; indifference.

figurative. Intellectual or moral lethargy; sloth.

The condition or quality of being torpid; torpor, sluggishness, numbness.

Weariness, lassitude, fatigue; listlessness, inertness.

The condition or state of being blunt or dull; dullness, bluntness, obtuseness, lethargy.

= accidie, n.

= inertness, n.

Lack of exertion, interest, or concern; indolence; apathy. Also: an instance of this. Cf. supinity, n. 1a.

The condition or quality of being listless; †(a) want of relish for some particular object or pursuit (const. of, to) (obsolete); (b) languid…

Deadness.

= inertness, n.

The condition or fact of being drowsy, listless, inattentive, or negligent; an instance of inattention or negligence. Obsolete.

torpidity, torpor.

figurative. A state of mental or moral lethargy or deadness. Obsolete.

the state or quality of being phlegmatic.

torpidity, torpor.

‘Do-nothing-ness’; indisposition to do anything; indifference, inactivity.

Phlegmatic nature, character, or temperament; calmness, stolidity, absence of excitability.

In special collocations with other Latin words. the resistance naturally offered by matter to any force tending to alter its state in respect of…

= torpidity, n.

Listless or aimless idling or contemplation. Cf. mooning, n. 1.

the habit or practice of doing nothing; the condition of doing nothing; idleness; indolence.

The action of benumbing; the fact or condition of being benumbed; torpor.

transferred. Inactivity; disinclination to act or exert oneself; inertness, sloth, apathy.

A natural or affected lack of energy and alertness, often as an indication of a nonchalant or dispassionate nature; habitual lassitude and inertia in…

= donothingness n.

The quality of feeling produced by Mondays. Originally of a clergyman: an indisposition or lethargy, caused by the work of Sunday (now rare)…

The quality or condition of being moony (in various senses); spec. wistfulness, listlessness, dreamy distraction (cf. moony, adj. 5).

Listless or aimless behaviour; idle musing or contemplation; love-struck dreaming; an instance of this. Cf. moon, v. 2.

= faineantise, n.

A drowsy or lethargic state; a sleep, doze, stupor.

Sluggish or languorous inertia; supineness, indecision, procrastination.