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To languish is to become pitiful or weak because you're sick, in love, or stuck somewhere. A prisoner might languish in jail, longing for her freedom.
Languish, like languid, is from the Latin word languere which means “to be weak or faint.” Your houseplants might languish in a dark dry corner. A Romantic poet might languish on a velvet couch with the back of her hand to her forehead. People in operas love to languish: The main character in La Traviata, Violetta, languishes from longing and eventually tuberculosis.
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单词用法
词根词缀
词根: langu
=faint,表示”虚弱”
adj.
languid 没精打采的,怠倦的langu虚弱+id表形容词,如:morbid病态的→adj.没精打采的,怠倦的
n.
languor 身心疲惫langu虚弱+or表名词→n.身心疲惫
v.
languish 衰弱,变得消瘦langu虚弱+ish表动词→v.衰弱,变得消瘦
同义词
wither / listless / weaken / downhill / devitalize / go / droop / sag / fade / exhaust / yield / fatigue / fag / ebb / flag / sicken / decline / wilt / weary / fail / tire / debilitate / enfeeble / enervate / grow