inactivity
సోమరితనము
definition
noun
don't suddenly take up vigorous exercise after years of inactivity
the state of being inactive; idleness.
example
Increased levels of physical 'inactivity' have been reported for Asian Indians.
To separate theory and practice too much leads to hypocrisy or 'inactivity' .
As his ship had been part of the convoy he had angrily attacked Kirke and the army for their 'inactivity' .
Platinum also finds applications in systems where chemical 'inactivity' is an important property.
The only thing that seems to drive me crazy is 'inactivity' .
It was then a period of great 'inactivity' in economic science.
Unlike species in colder climates, tropical species experience a period of 'inactivity' associated with the dry season.
Muscle fibre composition does not appear to change during short periods of 'inactivity' .
Six weeks of idle talk and 'inactivity' cannot leave the least doubt as to the incapacity or ill-will of the Government.
Eating too much or 'inactivity' is likely to have some influence.
Most fear that all they have gained through hard training will be lost during a period of 'inactivity' .
Those who reported physical 'inactivity' were invited to come to the research center to complete the questionnaire.
There is evidence that links physical 'inactivity' with the increasing prevalence of osteoporosis in the United States.
This seems to me to confuse 'inactivity' with neutrality.
The idea of being refused had almost frozen John into 'inactivity' .
Several aspects of the observed 'inactivity' strongly resembled the dormancy induced by the water loss.
people are frustrated with government 'inactivity'
Despite his 'inactivity' , he has taken his full allowance.
people are frustrated with government 'inactivity'
The 'inactivity' of the opposition movements currently in China is only a superficial phenomenon.
Others say the seeming 'inactivity' is no illusion.
don't suddenly take up vigorous exercise after years of 'inactivity'
don't suddenly take up violent exercise after years of 'inactivity'
To talk about an epidemic of obesity is like talking about a plague of 'inactivity' or a contagion of overeating.
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