"Sluggishly" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Sluggishly" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Sluggishly" Meaning

Moving or doing something in a slow and slow-witted manner. Lack of energy or enthusiasm.

"Sluggishly" Examples

Usage Examples of "Sluggishly"


1. Moving sluggishly through the heavy snow, the plow struggled to keep the streets clear.


This example illustrates the use of "sluggishly" to describe motion that is slow and lacking energy due to external conditions.

2. Nurses said patients had moved sluggishly around the ward due to medication side effects.


Here, "sluggishly" is used to describe the way patients move, which is slow and lethargic due to the side effects of the medication.

3. The company's efforts to restructure limped along sluggishly.


This example uses "sluggishly" to describe the pace of the company's efforts, indicating a lack of energy or progress.

4. Autumn foliage had started to fall sluggishly from the trees.


In this example, "sluggishly" describes the way leaves fall from trees, which is slow and steady rather than sudden.

5. The house plant grew sluggishly due to lack of sunlight.


This example shows "sluggishly" used to describe the plant's growth, which is slow and perhaps unhealthy due to insufficient light.

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