hypoactivity
Abnormally low movement
Hypoactivity is abnormally low levels of physical movement or mental engagement—the opposite of hyperactivity.
The term appears in medical and psychological contexts to describe diminished motor function or reduced responsiveness: The patient showed marked hypoactivity following the stroke.
It may indicate neurological conditions, depression, or medication side effects.
Weariness from prolonged exertion
- exhaustionState of utter depletion
- listlessnessAbsence of energy, enthusiasm
- languorWeary, dreamy fatigue
- lassitudeState of weary indifference
enervation · weariness · debility · somnolence · drowsiness · sleepiness · malaise · stupor
Insufficient level of function
- hypothyroidismInsufficient thyroid hormone production
- bradykinesiaPathological movement slowness
- suppressionForcible prevention or concealment
- deficitAmount still owed
impairment · dysfunction · underperformance · subclinical · hormonal · thyroid · glandular · metabolic
Characterized by much sitting
- passivityState of non-resistance
- withdrawalAct of taking away
- disengagementWithdrawal from involvement
- unresponsivenessLack of reaction
understimulation · flat affect · social withdrawal · inertia · immobility · stillness · motionlessness · quiescence
fatigue
Weariness from prolonged exertion
- exhaustionState of utter depletion
- listlessnessAbsence of energy, enthusiasm
- languorWeary, dreamy fatigue
lassitude · enervation · weariness · debility · somnolence · drowsiness · sleepiness · malaise · stupor · prostration
underactivity
Insufficient level of function
- hypothyroidismInsufficient thyroid hormone production
- bradykinesiaPathological movement slowness
- suppressionForcible prevention or concealment
deficit · impairment · dysfunction · underperformance · subclinical · hormonal · thyroid · glandular · metabolic · neurological
sedentary
Characterized by much sitting
- passivityState of non-resistance
- withdrawalAct of taking away
- disengagementWithdrawal from involvement
unresponsiveness · understimulation · flat affect · social withdrawal · inertia · immobility · stillness · motionlessness · quiescence · dormancy
hypoactivityhyperactivity
Excessive physical or mental energy
overactivity · hyperkinesis · agitation · restlessness · excitability
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