underexercised
Not moving enough
Underexercised describes someone or something that hasn't gotten enough physical activity: The underexercised dog was restless and destructive.
The term applies to bodies, muscles, or faculties that have grown weak or sluggish from insufficient use: an underexercised imagination, underexercised leadership skills.
Characterized by much sitting
- inactiveNot currently functioning
- unfitNot suited for purpose
- deconditionedLost physical conditioning
- atrophyWasting from disuse
stiffness · weakness · fatigue · lethargy · sluggishness · breathlessness · immobility
Abnormal drowsiness and apathy
- malaiseDiffuse, sourceless discomfort
- listlessnessAbsence of energy, enthusiasm
- torporInactive, sluggish state
- apathyAbsence of feeling
irritability · depression · anxiety · stress · restlessness
Excess body fat condition
- diabetesMetabolic disorder affecting glucose
- hypertensionChronic elevated arterial pressure
- strokeSudden brain blood blockage
- osteoporosisDisease weakening skeletal structure
sedentary
Characterized by much sitting
- inactiveNot currently functioning
- unfitNot suited for purpose
- deconditionedLost physical conditioning
atrophy · stiffness · weakness · fatigue · lethargy · sluggishness · breathlessness · immobility
lethargy
Abnormal drowsiness and apathy
- malaiseDiffuse, sourceless discomfort
- listlessnessAbsence of energy, enthusiasm
- torporInactive, sluggish state
apathy · irritability · depression · anxiety · stress · restlessness
obesity
Excess body fat condition
- diabetesMetabolic disorder affecting glucose
- hypertensionChronic elevated arterial pressure
- strokeSudden brain blood blockage
underexercisedoverexercised
Exerted beyond healthy limits
overtrained · active · athletic · highly trained · exercised
underexercisedfit
Proper or healthy
athletic · in shape · well-conditioned · toned · conditioned
exercise, exercises, exercised, exercising, exerciser, exercisers, unexercised, overexercise, overexercised