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languor

[lang-ger] / ˈlæŋ gər /


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Instead, it is relaxed and easygoing, inducing the sort of languor one might properly feel in the hot sun, near the sea.

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Elegantly dressed, Wheeldon’s choreography, mostly solos and duets, maintains a glamorous languor and achieves moments of exquisite beauty.

From New York Times

And yet from certain angles, a city once driven by ambition now seems to run on a vaporous languor.

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In the haze and languor of an Italian summer, three households come into fuzzy focus, each one dominated by a father with an aggressive haircut.

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Here, the languor and softness of Sen’s performance are very far from the stagy attitudes of Vaidyanathan.

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