Usage examples (30)

• I still felt tired and unable to do a thing, possessed by an unmistakable hebetude.
• Greece, and, what is worse, from a natural or habitual hebetude, not very adroit, at learning any Thing.
• Words like Git, hebetude, zip in the political sense and many others are explained in brief and charming essays.
• Eastern government rested not so much on consent or force, as on the common supinity, hebetude, lack-a-daisiness, which gave a minority undue effect.