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indolent
adjective that means habitually lazy, idle, or disinclined to avoid work, effort, or physical movement
protract
to make something last longer than necessary, or to stretch out an action, process, or time period
placid
pleasantly calm, peaceful, quiet, or undisturbed
jubilation
a feeling or expression of great joy, happiness, or triumph, especially caused by a major success or victory
philharmonic
music-loving
lament
a passionate, heartfelt expression of deep sorrow, grief, or regret, often associated with a loss, death, or unfortunate event
penitent
feeling, showing, or expressing deep sorrow, regret, and remorse for past sins, crimes, or wrongdoings
surfeit
an overabundant supply, an excess, or an immoderate indulgence in something (such as food or drink) that often causes sickness, disgust, or boredom
copious
large in quantity, number, or supply; abundant, or more than enough
augment
to make something greater, larger, stronger, or more effective by adding something to it