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languidness

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See: disinterest, sloth


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Spring causes fatigue, weariness and languidness in individuals living in major cities where the negative ions are in abundance due to air pollution.
tells the story straightforwardly and without any of the dreamy languidness that we’ve seen in his recent work like Elephant and Paranoid Park.
Mount belies his languidness by seeming almost obsessed by the unromantic issue of decentralisation.
 
 
 
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