Supine [SOO-pine] 

Part of speech: adjective 

Origin: Latin 

  1. (Of a person) Lying face upward. 

  2. Failing to act or protest as a result of moral weakness or indolence. 

Examples of supine in a sentence 

"My perfect Sunday includes French toast and a supine position on the couch."  

"The mayor was criticized for remaining supine through the school board protests."


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