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hebetudinous

adjectiveCommon GRE wordMore H words

marked by dullness, lethargy, or mental sluggishness

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Hebetudinous in a sentence

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The hebetudinous students stared blankly through the final hour of class.

Antonyms
alertsharp
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Questions about “hebetudinous”

Hebetudinous (adjective) means marked by dullness, lethargy, or mental sluggishness
Here is hebetudinous used in an example sentence: "The hebetudinous students stared blankly through the final hour of class."
Common synonyms for hebetudinous include dull, lethargic, sluggish, torpid.
Antonyms of hebetudinous include alert, sharp.
Hebetudinous is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.

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