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It comes from Latin root Lassus meaning weary.
Pronounced as Lass (emphasized) + Uh + Tyood {Listen to it here}
Situational Uses / Sentences:
- The professor hated teaching during the session following lunch; it was impossible to overcome his students’ lassitude and capture their attention.
- Monday mornings are often met with lassitude as opposed to the lightheartedness felt on Friday evenings!
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