lethargy
sluggishness
phlegm
languor
flatness
anergy
listlessness
torpor
torpidness
torpidity
second wind
unenergetically
lethargically
energylessness
flaccid
fizzenless
stagnation
horse latitudes
nonenergetic
anaemic
unalive
anemic
inertion
subactive
stasis
nonpotential
inactigram
spiritless
listless
unenergetic
enervated
adynamic
stagnancy
asthenic
debilitated
unweary
untired
unwearied
frigidity
discharge
thewless
nonactivity
underactivity
pause
drowse
undercooked
activationless
dead
underactive
hypoactive
resurrection
de-energise
lossless
enervation
exhaustion
debilitation
de-energize
enfeeblement
collapse
hypoactivation
prostration
lassitude
unarticulable
drooping
slackness
blow off steam
hypoexcitability
inanition
flagging
debilitating
hypoactivated
lossy
underactivated
hypometabolism
nonexertion
anaerobic
hitch
stay
half-asleep
tirelessly
basal metabolism
inexhaustibly
vigorlessness
arrest
unresponsive
anaerobiotic
halt
impassibleness
stop
failure
check
indefatigably

English words for 'inactivity; showing an unusual lack of energy'

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