English to Latin Meaning of indolent - ignavia

Indolent :

ignavia

adjective

ignavia, quietem,, nihil facere, otiosum, segnes efficiamini, veternosa, pondus iners congestaque, ullo conatu sedentes, credula, nescius, somnum, inutilis, nolebant, minus, frigus

Indolent :: desidiosumIndolently :: pigre

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Definitions of indolent in English

Adjective(1) disinclined to work or exertion(2) (of tumors, e.g.

Examples of indolent in English

(1) There, he says, he was basically indolent , though he did immerse himself in a new ├ö├ç├┐hobby├ö├ç├û - making music by computer.(2) As an indolent student, I would leave the radio on all night.(3) It's not so much dreamy as it is lazy and indolent .(4) Both Hitler and Churchill, on the other hand, had no time for exercise: Hitler was exceptionally indolent and didn't even like going for walks.(5) My sister, indolent and unimaginative as she was, had visions of endless touch-typing speed trials supervised by austere women under flickering striplights.(6) But indolent border guards didn't bother to check on him - they just took his passport, stamped it, and let him leave.(7) Classically, prior to HIV or in the absence of severe immuno suppression, it is a fairly indolent skin disease.(8) The lesion typically has a very indolent course, which may span decades.(9) The disease had a very indolent course, remaining localized to the organ for several years, and responded favorably to the local radiation therapy.(10) Follicular lymphoma usually has an indolent clinical course and may present with waxing and waning enlargement of the lymph nodes.(11) Nobody wants to appear indolent or indifferent.(12) ├ö├ç├┐White trash├ö├ç├û are characterized as indolent , lazy, promiscuous, ignorant and incapable of bettering themselves.(13) In this example, an aggressive variant grows 10 times as fast and metastasizes at 10 times the rate of the indolent variant with the same morphology.(14) Deep indolent ulcers also require local wound care and antibiotics.(15) They didn't want any competition in the lazy and indolent stakes.(16) He has perhaps been as determined to realize his odd project as his proudly indolent subject was determined to avoid exertion.

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Synonyms

Adjective

1. lazy ::

otiosum

2. idle ::

idle

3. slothful ::

segnes efficiamini

5. do-nothing ::

nihil facere

6. sluggardly ::

sluggardly

7. shiftless ::

otiosis

8. lackadaisical ::

IGNAVUS

9. languid ::

plectrum

10. inactive ::

ullo conatu sedentes

11. underactive ::

underactive

12. inert ::

pondus iners congestaque

13. sluggish ::

segnes efficiamini

14. lethargic ::

veternosa

15. torpid ::

torpere

16. slack ::

inutilis

17. good-for-nothing ::

NEQUISSIMUS

18. feckless ::

IMPROVIDUS

Antonyms

1. industrious ::

industrii

Different Forms

indolent, indolently

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