Torpor Mnemonic
Explore definitions and mnemonics for torpor.
torpor
torpor
/ˈtɔːpə(ɹ)/
torpidity
sluggishness
lethargy
languor
Examples
- They go into torpor but they do not hibernate.
- We spend time in torpor.
- A better description of the effect is a pharmaceutical or chemical torpor.
- Another survival technique that it uses is daily torpor.
- At any rate, I see no issue of torpor.
- Animals that hibernate are in a state of torpor, differing from sleep.
- Coupled with the daily torpor is a process called re warming.
- If conditions are unfavourable, individuals may enter a state of torpor.
- In autumn and winter, the Echidna shows periods of torpor or deep hibernation.
- Individual toads usually pick the same spot for torpor each year.
a state of motor and mental inactivity with a partial suspension of sensibility
noun
inactivity resulting from lethargy and lack of vigor or energy
noun
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"Tore + Poor. The bear tore through the woods, too sluggish to chase."
"Tore + Porpoise. The lazy porpoise tore through the sea, slowly."
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