Suspended animation is a state of inactivity or STASIS, usually induced artificially, in which all bodily functions are slowed down to a near standstill. This can be achieved through the use of drugs, cooling, or other methods. The term 'STASIS' (6 letters) is often used to describe this state, as it implies a complete lack of movement or activity. Another term for suspended animation is 'DAZE' (4 letters), which implies a state of confusion or disorientation. Finally, the term 'deepfreeze' (10 letters) is often used to describe a state of suspended animation that is induced by extreme cold temperatures.