loginess

9.6

A feeling of being heavy, slow, and very tired

noun
/ˈlɔdʒɪnəs/

Archaic

: pesadez

My depression manifest itself as a kind of loginess or low energy.

Examples

After staying up late, she felt a sense of loginess that made it hard to concentrate.
The medication left him in a state of loginess, making him feel tired and unmotivated.
He struggled to push through the loginess of his body after a long day of work.

Synonyms

weariness

vsloginess

16 3.1

A strong feeling of being very tired in body or mind

applies to a dull, heavy state not only caused by effort

lethargy

vsloginess

11 6.3

A feeling of tiredness and low energy

describes general dull heaviness rather than a medically caused low energy

drowsiness

vsloginess

5 1.8

A feeling of being very sleepy and wanting to sleep

indicates a heavy, dull state rather than an urge to sleep

sluggishness

vsloginess

4 4.4

A state of being slow and having little energy

emphasizes a heavy, dull inner feeling rather than simple physical slowness

lassitude

vsloginess

Formal

2 9.3

A feeling of being very tired and having little energy

focuses more on a dull, heavy feeling rather than general tiredness

listlessness

vsloginess

2 6.8

A feeling of little energy and no interest

expresses a heavier, physically dull feeling rather than just lack of interest

grogginess

vsloginess

1 4.8

A feeling of being dazed and only partly awake after poor sleep or drinking alcohol

describes a dull, heavy lack of energy rather than a dazed, half awake state

dragginess

vsloginess

1 8.9

A slow, dull feeling that makes you tired

highlights the inner heavy feeling rather than outward slow quality

torpidity

vsloginess

1 9.9

A state of being inactive and lacking energy

is more about dull, heavy feeling rather than pure inactivity

logginess

vsloginess

Informal

9.3

A feeling that makes you slow and without energy

has the same meaning but differs in spelling or written form

Antonyms

energy

442 1.0

Physical or mental strength that helps you stay active

alertness

10 2.9

A state of being watchful and ready to notice and act on danger or problems

vitality

9 4.6

Ability of a living thing to survive and grow

How Sluggish

lethargy

11 6.3

loginess

Archaic

9.6

tiredness

9 1.0

drowsiness

5 1.8

alertness

10 2.9

Surface Forms

loginess singular

loginesses plural

Morphology

loginess = logy (transparent) = logy + ness

The noun is formed regularly from the adjective 'logy' with '-ness' to mean the state or quality of being logy.

Etymology

The word loginess comes from logy, which means 'sluggish' or 'heavy'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a log (a heavy piece of wood) that moves slowly, so loginess is the feeling of being dull, heavy, and slow.