Understanding Lethargy: Causes, Effects, and How to Overcome It

Lethargy is a state of being sluggish or inactive, often due to illness, fatigue, or lack of motivation. To lethargise someone means to make them feel drowsy or listless, as if they have been drugged or sedated.

For example, "The doctor prescribed a sleeping pill to lethargise the patient before surgery."

In this context, lethargised is the past tense of the verb lethargise, indicating that the person was previously in a state of sluggishness or drowsiness.

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