sluggish 音标拼音: [sl'ʌgɪʃ]
a . 偷懒的,懒惰的,迟钝的
偷懒的,懒惰的,迟钝的
sluggish adj 1 :
moving slowly ; "
a sluggish stream " [
synonym : {
sluggish },
{
sulky }]
2 : (
of business )
not active or brisk ; "
business is dull (
or slow )"; "
a sluggish market " [
synonym : {
dull }, {
slow }, {
sluggish }]
3 :
slow and apathetic ; "
she was fat and inert "; "
a sluggish worker "; "
a mind grown torpid in old age " [
synonym : {
inert },
{
sluggish }, {
soggy }, {
torpid }]
Sluggish \
Slug "
gish \,
a .
1 .
Habitually idle and lazy ;
slothful ;
dull ;
inactive ;
as ,
a sluggish man .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Slow ;
having little motion ;
as ,
a sluggish stream .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
Having no power to move one '
s self or itself ;
inert .
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1913 Webster ]
Matter ,
being impotent ,
sluggish ,
and inactive ,
hath no power to stir or move itself . --
Woodward .
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And the sluggish land slumbers in utter neglect .
--
Longfellow .
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1913 Webster ]
4 .
Characteristic of a sluggard ;
dull ;
stupid ;
tame ;
simple .
[
R .] "
So sluggish a conceit ." --
Milton .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Inert ;
idle ;
lazy ;
slothful ;
indolent ;
dronish ;
slow ;
dull ;
drowsy ;
inactive .
See {
Inert }.
[
1913 Webster ] -- {
Slug "
gish *
ly },
adv . --
{
Slug "
gish *
ness },
n .
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1913 Webster ]
215 Moby Thesaurus words for "
sluggish ":
Laodicean ,
Micawberish ,
Olympian ,
abeyant ,
affluent ,
aloof ,
ambling ,
apathetic ,
backward ,
benumbed ,
blah ,
blase ,
blunt ,
blunt -
witted ,
bored ,
cataleptic ,
catatonic ,
cautious ,
circumspect ,
claudicant ,
comatose ,
confluent ,
costive ,
coursing ,
crawling ,
creeping ,
creeping like snail ,
dallying ,
dead ,
debilitated ,
decurrent ,
defluent ,
delaying ,
deliberate ,
desensitized ,
detached ,
diffluent ,
dilatory ,
dillydallying ,
dim ,
dim -
witted ,
disinterested ,
dopey ,
dormant ,
down ,
dragging ,
draggy ,
droopy ,
drugged ,
dull ,
dull of mind ,
dull -
headed ,
dull -
pated ,
dull -
witted ,
easy ,
easygoing ,
enervated ,
exanimate ,
faltering ,
fat -
witted ,
flagging ,
flat ,
flowing ,
fluent ,
fluxional ,
fluxive ,
foot -
dragging ,
foul ,
gentle ,
gradual ,
groggy ,
gross -
headed ,
gulfy ,
gushing ,
halting ,
heartless ,
heavy ,
hebetudinous ,
hobbled ,
hobbling ,
hopeless ,
idle ,
in a stupor ,
in abeyance ,
in suspense ,
inactive ,
inanimate ,
indifferent ,
indolent ,
inert ,
insouciant ,
jaded ,
lackadaisical ,
laggard ,
lagging ,
languid ,
languorous ,
latent ,
lax ,
lazy ,
leaden ,
leisurely ,
lethargic ,
lifeless ,
limping ,
lingering ,
listless ,
logy ,
loitering ,
lumbering ,
lumpish ,
mazy ,
meandering ,
moderate ,
moribund ,
nonchalant ,
numb ,
numbed ,
obtuse ,
off ,
passive ,
phlegmatic ,
pluckless ,
poking ,
poky ,
pooped ,
pouring ,
procrastinating ,
procrastinative ,
procrastinatory ,
profluent ,
racing ,
relaxed ,
reluctant ,
remiss ,
resigned ,
running ,
rushing ,
sated ,
sauntering ,
sedentary ,
serpentine ,
shuffling ,
slack ,
sleeping ,
sleepy ,
slothful ,
slow ,
slow as death ,
slow as molasses ,
slow as slow ,
slow -
crawling ,
slow -
foot ,
slow -
going ,
slow -
legged ,
slow -
moving ,
slow -
paced ,
slow -
poky ,
slow -
running ,
slow -
sailing ,
slow -
stepped ,
slow -
witted ,
slumbering ,
slumberous ,
smoldering ,
snail -
paced ,
snaillike ,
somnolent ,
soporific ,
spiritless ,
spunkless ,
staggering ,
stagnant ,
stagnating ,
standing ,
static ,
stiff ,
stoic ,
streaming ,
strolling ,
stultified ,
stupefied ,
stupid ,
supine ,
surging ,
surgy ,
suspended ,
tame ,
tentative ,
thick -
brained ,
thick -
headed ,
thick -
pated ,
thick -
witted ,
thickskulled ,
tidal ,
toddling ,
torpid ,
tortoiselike ,
tottering ,
trudging ,
turtlelike ,
unaroused ,
uncaring ,
unconcerned ,
unhurried ,
uninterested ,
vegetable ,
vegetative ,
vortical ,
waddling ,
wan ,
weary ,
withdrawn ,
wooden ,
world -
weary
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SLUGGISH Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of SLUGGISH is averse to activity or exertion : indolent; also : torpid How to use sluggish in a sentence
SLUGGISH Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com SLUGGISH definition: indisposed to action or exertion; lacking in energy; lazy; indolent See examples of sluggish used in a sentence
SLUGGISH | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary A heavy lunch makes me sluggish in the afternoon Something is wrong with the car - the engine feels sluggish The housing market has been very sluggish these past few years
SLUGGISH definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary You can describe something as sluggish if it moves, works, or reacts much slower than you would like or is normal The economy remains sluggish Circulation is much more sluggish in the feet than in the hands the sluggish pace of reforms
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Sluggish - definition of sluggish by The Free Dictionary 1 Displaying little movement or activity; slow; inactive: a sluggish stream; sluggish growth 2 Lacking alertness, vigor, or energy; inert or indolent 3 Slow to perform or respond to stimulation
sluggish - WordReference. com Dictionary of English slug•gish (slug′ ish), adj indisposed to action or exertion; lacking in energy; lazy; indolent: a sluggish disposition not acting or working with full vigor, as bodily organs: a sluggish liver slow to act or respond: a sluggish car engine moving slowly, or having little motion, as a stream slow, as motion slack, as trade, business, or
sluggish - Wiktionary, the free dictionary Adjective sluggish (comparative sluggisher or more sluggish, superlative sluggishest or most sluggish) Habitually idle and lazy; slothful; dull; inactive Synonyms: see Thesaurus: lazy a sluggish man
Sluggish Definition Meaning | YourDictionary Sluggish definition: Displaying little movement or activity; slow; inactive
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