sluggish
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definition
adjective
a sluggish stream
slow-moving or inactive.
example
I need to sustain my energy without eating so much I become 'sluggish' .
However, the prolonged 'sluggish' economy has slowed the agency's debt restructuring talks with the companies with which it holds the loans.
Finance officials conceded that their job of promoting prosperity was being made harder by the 'sluggish' global economy.
They were lethargic, 'sluggish' and devoid of any ideas of how to break down the defence of the Lions.
A test on the site showed that response times were unusually 'sluggish' and downloads slow.
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.
The lake was a bit more than a mile from the nearest road: not wilderness exactly, but a very long way to hurry over a rough track with a rucksack on your back containing fifty litres of water and a dozen 'sluggish' trout.
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.
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.
The controls were 'sluggish' and would not respond to input.
Simplistically speaking, ginseng calms hyper people and gives 'sluggish' people energy.
Anywhere a track runs down to the shore will do; park the car and watch egrets flapping lazily across the fat and 'sluggish' stream.
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.
The body can only tolerate a certain level of these toxins before they begin to build up and make us 'sluggish' , lethargic, irritable and disillusioned with life.
This 'sluggish' growth will impede the creation of job opportunities, while skyrocketing inflation will definitely decrease people's real incomes.
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.
They see a 'sluggish' global economy and remain unconvinced that the weak earnings outlook across most of industry is going to improve.
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?
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.
To describe progress as 'sluggish' would be to exaggerate the slug's capacity for forward motion.
The Fed is predicted to respond to the more 'sluggish' economy by lowering rates.
But the 'sluggish' global economy has led many foreign firms to slow overseas expansion, offsetting some of that this year, analysts said.
Operating right at 2,000 pounds over gross, the airplane was 'sluggish' in responding to takeoff power, a good thing as it turned out.
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.
Henman is looking 'sluggish' and lacking in confidence but manages to fight back from - 30 down to hold.
Rapid fluctuations in blood sugar can leave you feeling 'sluggish' and lethargic, or even downright irritable and hungry again a mere hour after eating.
The 'sluggish' progress results from suspicion and buck-passing on both sides.
Even if we're headed in that direction and the progress is irritatingly 'sluggish' , one shouldn't be grouching about it.
The win was made all the more important after UW endured a somewhat 'sluggish' start to the season, falling in their season opener against Windsor earlier this month.
I always wondered why no one crossed via the Rio Grande, a 'sluggish' stream when I passed over it.
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