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catatonic

[kat-uh-ton-ik] / ˌkæt əˈtɒn ɪk /


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And besides, as David Hill of Rolling Stone notes, American sports—which naturally lend themselves to micro-betting with their long pauses and occasionally catatonic pace—were founded to enable wagering.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sue’s eyes went wide and she got a far-off look, like she was about to go catatonic.

From Literature

Season 3 finds him a broken man, near catatonic with guilt.

From Los Angeles Times

My Hollywood ending was far from glamorous: me, catatonic on Nick’s couch, realizing I had given it all up for an honest-to-God psychopath.

From Los Angeles Times

“I became almost catatonic in the Philippines. I could think of no reason to do anything.”

From New York Times