Converse of object

• enter: Even during the summer, bats can enter torpor during cool spells.

• induce: But it had been a long day, and the meal was inducing a pleasant torpor.

Adjective modifier

• mental: The seminal essence pervades the channels of the body, and so there comes mental torpor like thickening darkness.

• spiritual: And so it is in the case of spiritual torpor.

• general: Beyond that, the year was decidedly spasmodic, with islands of excessively intense activity rising out of the general miasmic torpor.

• intellectual: This gave me great cheer in those evil years of enforced idleness and intellectual torpor which my health imposed upon me.

• deep: As Newcastle stirred from its economic slumber with piecemeal regeneration, Gateshead sank into an even deeper torpor.