sluggish
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definition
adjective
a sluggish stream
slow-moving or inactive.
example
Despite slowing growth and a 'sluggish' economy, processors remain optimistic about opportunities to boost cheese consumption.
After that, for most of the year, the river in Delhi is a 'sluggish' stream of pure sewage.
My introspection loses a lot of its working energy and becomes 'sluggish' , gloomy, self-nagging and self-doubting.
What was once a 'sluggish' , silted and overgrown stream has been transformed into a gushing torrent thanks to the hard work of a conservation team.
Henman is looking 'sluggish' and lacking in confidence but manages to fight back from - 30 down to hold.
However, the 'sluggish' progress of the monsoon and the rising inflation rate as a result of higher crude oil prices has stemmed the possibility of a runaway rally.
I was feeling so 'sluggish' and now I have so much more energy and want to do more - I actually want to get up and be active and go out.
However, the prolonged 'sluggish' economy has slowed the agency's debt restructuring talks with the companies with which it holds the loans.
Cape clawless otters spend most of their active time in water - especially in quiet ponds, marshes, and 'sluggish' type streams.
Sand tigers are strong but slow moving relatively 'sluggish' sharks that spend most of their time near the bottom looking for food.
The saturation of the filter elements and the transducer cavity is a very important step to avoid a slow and 'sluggish' pore water pressure response.
Money is remiss in its ability to ignite the spirit, and my 'sluggish' muscles betray any conscious compensation I may try to make.
As you're standing on the Willare or Fitzroy bridges and watching the brown water surge past it's amazing to think that by October it'll be back to a tame 'sluggish' river.
This 'sluggish' growth will impede the creation of job opportunities, while skyrocketing inflation will definitely decrease people's real incomes.
The sound of gunfire here in the rolling landscape of northeast France, with the River Some flowing its 'sluggish' course five miles to the south, held an irony we could well appreciate.
Operating right at 2,000 pounds over gross, the airplane was 'sluggish' in responding to takeoff power, a good thing as it turned out.
I think the days that I haven't been active is when I start feeling very 'sluggish' and I lose the energy, I don't think as clearly.
Blood stasis is a condition in which the flow of blood in the veins has become 'sluggish' and slow.
If your employees are 'sluggish' and lack the passion and drive that you see in all those television ads of successful companies forging ahead, how can you give them a boost?
It's easy to feel 'sluggish' at the beginning of the year, especially after a fortnight of festive celebration and scoff.
The 'sluggish' progress results from suspicion and buck-passing on both sides.
If you're 'sluggish' , pump quick energy into your system by eating simple carbohydrates.
The moves come in an effort to increase revenue in a year which will see the economy slow considerably, bringing 'sluggish' tax revenues and vastly reduced consumer spending.
The number of leasehold interests coming to the market is expected to increase this year due to the 'sluggish' performance of the global economy.
It's no secret that the past few years have been challenging for the art industry as it has dealt with a 'sluggish' economy and many other global struggles.
The controls were 'sluggish' and would not respond to input.
New day, same old story - that's the opinion of most motorists who drive through Newry to work or on school runs as they patiently sit in 'sluggish' traffic jams.
Multilateral trade agreements are far preferable, but because of the 'sluggish' progress made under the Doha round - and it will always be so, I fear.
They were lethargic, 'sluggish' and devoid of any ideas of how to break down the defence of the Lions.
A typical Scottish fry-up will send them back into 'sluggish' lethargy.
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