torpor (noun)

1. In Greek mythology, the torpor of the god Hypnos was often depicted as a peaceful state of inactivity and lethargy.

2. During the Great Depression, many people experienced torpor due to the lack of employment opportunities and economic hardship.

3. The torpor of the protagonist in the anime series was a result of the emotional trauma he had experienced.

4. In the science fiction novel, the torpor of the spaceship's crew was induced by a hibernation chamber to conserve energy during their interstellar journey.

1. The main character in the movie fell into a state of torpor after the accident, unable to move or even speak.

2. The sleepy sloth in the cartoon displayed torpor as it lazily hung from the tree branch.

3. The minimalist design of the room was so sleek and clean that it evoked a sense of torpor and tranquility.

4. The enchanted forest was filled with strange creatures in a perpetual state of torpor, frozen in time.