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feelings of lethargy/boredom/laziness
0 After three months of working overtime, Pam found herself fighting off feelings of 01 b 00 lethargy/boredom/laziness 02 b 00 . 02 br
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00 Do all of the words in bold fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks. 0-
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0 Hmmmm. I'm not sure any of them are what strike me as appropriate to describe the feelings of someone working a lot of overtime. Possibly boredom (she doesn't have any leisure time, so her life is just work work work, and that is boring for her).
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- I'm not sure any of them are what strike me as appropriate to describe the feelings of someone working a lot of overtime.
- Possibly boredom (she doesn't have any leisure time, so her life is just work work work, and that is boring for her).
- Lethargy and laziness are not appropriate.
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0 Hmmmm. I'm not sure any of them are what strike me as appropriate to describe the feelings of someone working a lot of overtime. Possibly boredom (she doesn't have any leisure time, so her life is just work work work, and that is boring for her). Lethargy and laziness are not appropriate. Are you trying to find synonyms for her feeling tired by all the work? 0-
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0 Thanks, Nona. 02 br
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00 I was trying to pinpoint the meaning of "lethargy." The original uses it, and I'd like to make sure if it amounts to boredom and laziness. In our language and in a dictionary, they are the same. 0-
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00 I was trying to pinpoint the meaning of "lethargy." The original uses it, and I'd like to make sure if it amounts to boredom and laziness. In our language and in a dictionary, they are the same. 0-
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