Plural of hebetude; multiple instances or types of mental dullness or states of reduced awareness.
Standard English plural formation by adding -s to hebetude. The plural form acknowledges that dullness can manifest in different ways or degrees across multiple subjects or occasions.
The plural form is rarely used because 'hebetude' is already an abstract noun describing a general state—it's like trying to say 'the multiple solitudes' instead of just 'solitude.'
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