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View usage for: (ɪndələns) uncountable nounIndolence means laziness. [formal] He was noted for his indolence. Synonyms: idleness, slacking, laziness, inertia More Synonyms of indolence Examples of 'indolence' in a sentenceindolence Nourished by my indolence, it grew into a mammoth, impregnable oak of jealousy, bearing the most poisonous fruit.It would be so easy to drift into the indolence that surrounded Turtle Ridge.Strength lurked somewhere but indolence was pleasant, and he preferred to let time do its work. He was noted for his indolence. Synonyms slacking shirking inactivity skiving (British, slang) inertness torpidity faineance faineancy languidness Additional synonymsSynonyms sloth, vegetation, inertia, stagnation, lethargy, laziness, dullness, torpor, heaviness, sluggishness, indolence, lassitude, quiescence, dilatoriness, inertness, dolce far niente Definition a feeling of unwillingness to do anything I resented her inertia and lack of self direction. Synonyms inactivity, apathy, lethargy, passivity, stillness, laziness, sloth, idleness, stupor, drowsiness, dullness, immobility, torpor, sluggishness, indolence, lassitude, languor, listlessness, deadness, unresponsiveness, disinclination to move Definition a pleasant state of dreamy relaxation She savoured the pleasant languor, the dreamy tranquillity. Synonyms relaxation, laziness, sloth, drowsiness, sleepiness, indolence, dreaminess, lotus-eating - individually
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