atonia (noun)

1. In the fantasy novel, the sorceress used her magical powers to induce atonia in her enemies, rendering them weak and powerless.

2. In the comic book series, the superhero's arch-nemesis manipulated his atonia to gain an advantage during their epic battle.

3. During the Renaissance, physicians described a condition called 'historical atonia,' which was believed to cause a temporary loss of muscular control in individuals when exposed to certain historical artifacts.

4. The avant-garde designer created a fashion line inspired by atonia, using loose and flowing fabrics to mimic the lack of muscular tonus.