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languidly
Variant of languid
languid
definition
lan·guid (laŋ′gwid)
adjective
- without vigor or vitality; drooping; weak
- without interest or spirit; listless; indifferent
- sluggish; dull; slow
Etymology: Fr languide < L languidus < languere, to be weary, akin to laxus: see lax
Related Forms:
- languidly lan′·guidly adverb
- languidness lan′·guid·ness noun
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