sluggish
- adjective
- /ˈslʌɡɪʃ/
- I was feeling so sluggish after the November lockdown.
- become sluggish
Yeah, you're going to be plenty slow for our little sluggish PC here.
- Yeah, you're going to be plenty slow for our little sluggish PC here.
- So that like I love autumn, but that's when I feel the most sluggish in the evenings.
- He'd actually become fat and sluggish.
- So some people are quicker at doing that and some people, you know, they're just kind of sluggish.
- I mean, we, we saw some incredible hurdles that people hit trying to get into the fasted state that were because what I call their metabolic switch was sluggish.
- Without it, you may feel tired, weak, sluggish for no clear reason.
- But I'm just feeling a little wee bit sluggish after.
- And if they are sluggish and getting going, that is a problem.
- They're gaining weight from livers that are stagnant and sluggish.
Examples
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So that like I love autumn, but that's when I feel the most sluggish in the evenings.
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We're all a little sluggish today.
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And if they are sluggish and getting going, that is a problem.
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I just feel sluggish and I feel just just not right.
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Without it, you may feel tired, weak, sluggish for no clear reason.
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Eating lunch before I do a scene makes me sluggish.
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Are you tired of feeling sluggish?
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I called the supervisor to say I felt sluggish and needed the day off.
Fiction book (1995) -
I've really been feeling sluggish a lot lately.
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After a long morning, I felt sluggish and struggled to stay awake during the meeting.
Synonyms
Moving or happening at a low speed
Not moving or changing and showing little activity
Moving slowly and in a relaxed way
Moving at a low speed and not making quick progress
Being very tired and slow with little interest or energy
Feeling very tired and having no energy
Not moving and without the energy or will to act
Not moving and not showing much physical or mental energy
To move slowly and have little energy or interest
Moving or working slowly and without much energy
Moving slowly and wasting time
Feeling slow and without energy
Feeling slow and without energy after being tired or ill
Slow and boring so you feel tired
A person or thing that moves slowly and makes people wait
Moving or feeling slow and heavy because you are tired
Showing little energy and moving at a low speed
In a slow way that makes tasks finish late
Having very slow movement because of a medical problem
Antonyms
How Energetic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sluggish comes from slug plus -ish, where slug is the slow, slimy animal, so the word paints the picture of moving like a slug. So, if you feel sluggish, you are 'slow' and have 'little energy'.