Hibernate

hi·ber·nate
ˈhībərˌnāt/
verb
  1. (of an animal or plant) spend the winter in a dormant state.
    synonyms: lie dormant, lie torpid, sleep;

    “bears hibernate in winter”
    • (of a person) remain inactive or indoors for an extended period.
      “the pilots who have been hibernating during the winter months get their gliders out again”
      synonyms: hole up, escape, withdraw, retreat, cocoon

      “he wanted to hibernate in front of a fire for the night”


  

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Published by Octavia Reese

Octavia thrives at a multidisciplinary intersection; a writer, author, artist, cellist, dancer, fixer, mentor, mediator and mother, Octavia has an insatiable curiosity and passion for stories and is always ready for an adventure. In addition to writing sci-fi fantasy with brown-skinned female leads, Octavia is also the founder of Tavinda Media, a network of authors and podcasters. Octavia also maintains www.roadtorelovery.com a blog about relationships to inspire followers, especially women, to rediscover their calling, rebound after an unexpected emotional trauma, and help them find the place where their light shines brightest. Learn more about Octavia at www.octaviareese.com. #andshewillflourish

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