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SAT Vocabulary: Lesson 14

This lesson focuses on vocabulary words that describe the absence of energy or movement. Key terms include "indolent," "languor," "lassitude," "lethargic," "sedentary," "sluggish," "soporific," "stagnant," and "torpid." Each word conveys a different shade of being inactive or fatigued, often stemming from physical exhaustion or emotional distress. Understanding these words can enhance your ability to articulate feelings of tiredness and inactivity. Practice by writing sentences for each vocabulary word to reinforce learning.

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SAT Vocabulary: Lesson 14

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  1. SAT Vocabulary: Lesson 14 Words Relating to Lacking Energy or Movement

  2. 1. indolent • adj. lazy; not wanting to do any work

  3. 2. languor • n. a weak or lifeless feeling

  4. 3. lassitude • n. a tired feeling, usually resulting from depression or too much work

  5. 4. lethargic • adj. having little or no energy

  6. 5. sedentary • adj. having to do with sitting around a lot

  7. 6. sluggish • adj. slow and lazy

  8. 7. soporific • adj. sleep-inducing; sleepy

  9. 8. stagnant • adj. lacking movement or energy

  10. 9. torpid • adj. lacking energy; relating to inactivity; feeling sluggish

  11. Practice • Directions: Write a sentence for each vocabulary word, using the word correctly.

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