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Often used in the same context:
dormancy,
torpor,
slumber,
hibernators,
burrow,
rut,
diapause,
molt,
stupor,
foraging,
doldrums,
moulting,
estrus,
hyperphagia,
pupa,
winter,
lull,
denning,
hiatus,
coma,
mating,
thaws,
oestrus,
lie dormant,
cocoon,
musth,
somniloquy,
tailspin,
periodical cicada,
funks,
hibernaculum,
ptarmigans,
daylight,
cicadas,
oblivion,
emergences,
inactivity,
pupation,
magicicada,
chill,
springtime,
lethargy,
dark ages,
overdrive,
estrous,
metamorphosis,
recesses,
extinction,
dodo,
roosts,
chrysalis,
incubation,
awakening,
tanagers,
blackflies,
sleep,
quiescence,
rem sleep,
nesting,
desiccation,
anting,
snooze,
cuckoos,
pineal,
obscurity,
irruptive,
shiver,
dormouse,
seclusion,
nesters,
tundras,
somnambulism,
mammoths,
egg laying,
vogue,
cottontail,
cold snap,
senescent,
acclimation,
snowshoe hare,
groundhog,
trance,
metamorphose,
gray jay,
marmots,
irruption,
swoon,
eons,
reckoning,
junco,
feasting,
darkness,
fledge,
tadpole shrimp,
cicada killer,
ruffed grouse,
yolk sac,
pleistocene epoch,
ursus americanus,
insectivores,
slumberland,
purgatory,
convalescence,
quarantine,
gestation,
standstill,
blackout,
retirement,
eclipse,
isolation,
parturition,
adolescence,
recuperation,
shutdown,
sterility,
castration,
estrangement,
stagnation,
starvation,
frustrating,
lite,
month,
predictable,
shorter,
undamped,
week,
..,
12h,
24h,
3th,
<,
\u2022,
a.,
abrahamic,
accelerating,
activation,
allotted,
amount,
appointed
More general:
dormancy,
quiescence,
quiescency,
retirement,
torpidity,
torpor
Also try:
— Adjectives for hibernation:
long,
artificial,
true,
deep,
myocardial,
mammalian,
human,
semi,
natural,
political,
partial,
more...
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