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Definition of languor : 1. A state of the body or mind which is caused by exhaustion of strength and characterized by a languid feeling; feebleness; lassitude; laxity.
2. Any enfeebling disease.
3. Listless indolence; dreaminess. Pope.

Synonyms:

impassivity, inanition, unemotionality, mat, lustrelessness, matte, flatness, slackness, sputum, phlegm, stupor, stolidity, lusterlessness, lassitude, torpidity, matt, languidness, indifference, torpidness, dreaminess, action, hebetude, leadenness, two-dimensionality, emotionlessness, planeness, impassiveness

inertness, stillness, motionlessness, lethargy, reposefulness, idleness, apathy, lifelessness, immobility, catatonia, listlessness, dormancy, inactivity, coma, passivity, sluggishness, stagnancy, hibernation, paralysis, insensibility, inanimation

fixedness, deadness, quietness, rest, tranquility, calmness

laziness, slothfulness, indolence, dullness, slowness, torpor, tiredness

Usage examples:

• " I beg you to believe, grandfather, that I don't wish to ride her," said Eloise, her customary languor of manner gone and her voice hard. - "Jewel A Chapter In Her Life", Clara Louise Burnham.
• Awake and at work, without drowsiness, without languor, and without gloom, the night mind of man is yet not his day mind; he has night- powers of feeling which are at their highest in dreams, but are night's as well as sleep's. - "Essays", Alice Meynell.
• His languor left him, as his gaze fell on Sally again, and his spirits revived somewhat. - "The Adventures of Sally", P. G. Wodehouse.