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Languor in a sentence?

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languor

Main Entry: lan·guor
Pronunciation: \ˈlaŋ-gər also -ər\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French langur, from Latin languor, from languēre
Date: 14th century

1 : weakness or weariness of body or mind 2 : listless indolence or inertia

The soldiers' languor made them faint during the battle.
The emaciated beggar languorously plodded along the cobbled road in the hot Indian summer.
Buddy called it languor; Bridget called it laziness.

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How do you use languor in a sentence?
The dance team performed a languorous routine.
A sentence with the word languor?
The soldiers' languor made them faint during the battle.The emaciated beggar languorously plodded along the cobbled road in the hot Indian summer.Buddy called it languor; Bridget called it laziness.
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"Wound my heart with a monotonous languor." - Lamartine .
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When it has a subject, verb, punctuation, capitalization, a predicate, and a complete thought. A sentence is a sentence when it is handed down by a judge (or a magistrate).