Converse of subject

• punctuate: It provides an LSD like experience, punctuated by extreme lethargy, and tranquil feelings, that can last up more than 12 hours.

Converse of object

• cause: Don't smoke it starves the tissues and brain of oxygen and causes lethargy.

• include: Risks: After stopping, withdrawal can include lethargy and depression.

• induce: The state of lethargy induced by the chilling effect of the cold cave air was abruptly broken as Tim screeched out, " Below!

• exhibit: They can also exhibit extreme lethargy with long spells laying on the bottom with clamped fins.

• find: I find the lethargy and confused reasoning the hardest to cope with, with social skills a close third.

Adjective modifier

• extreme: They can also exhibit extreme lethargy with long spells laying on the bottom with clamped fins.

• general: And we also make up for our general lethargy by spending a marathon 4 hours at the gym.

• physical: We also must do something about our mental and physical lethargy.

• own: Continuing to loiter, the breath flaunts its own lethargy.

• total: When I visited the farm toward the end of 1994, some cattle lay almost motionless, exhibiting almost total lethargy.

• mental: But for these efforts to bear fruits we must overcome our apathy, complacency and mental lethargy.

Modifies a noun

• loss: Palliative Care Non specific symptoms such as general debility, lethargy and/or weight loss are generally resistant to specific anti-tumour therapy.

Noun used with modifier

• experience: However, some patients experience lethargy for several weeks or months.

• and/or: A running or sticky nose or eyes, a dull coat and/or lethargy are signs of ill health and need veterinary advice.