English to Latin Meaning of sluggish - segnes efficiamini

Sluggish :

segnes efficiamini

adjective

segnes efficiamini, supina, otiosum, pondus iners congestaque, malum, malus, pauper, duri, tarda, inutilis, mansuetum, humilis, providentia curaque exceptam, frigus, ignavia, veternosa, ullo conatu sedentes

Sluggish :: pigraSluggishly :: segniusSluggishness :: torpor

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Definitions of sluggish in English

Adjective(1) moving slowly(2) (of business, or slow(3) slow and apathetic

Examples of sluggish in English

(1) If you're sluggish , pump quick energy into your system by eating simple carbohydrates.(2) 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.(3) Money is remiss in its ability to ignite the spirit, and my sluggish muscles betray any conscious compensation I may try to make.(4) 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.(5) 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.(6) 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.(7) It's easy to feel sluggish at the beginning of the year, especially after a fortnight of festive celebration and scoff.(8) 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.(9) 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.(10) All the members called him Sloth, which perfectly reflected his sluggish and torpid personality.(11) Rapid fluctuations in blood sugar can leave you feeling sluggish and lethargic, or even downright irritable and hungry again a mere hour after eating.(12) The Fed is predicted to respond to the more sluggish economy by lowering rates.(13) I always wondered why no one crossed via the Rio Grande, a sluggish stream when I passed over it.(14) Even if we're headed in that direction and the progress is irritatingly sluggish , one shouldn't be grouching about it.(15) After that, for most of the year, the river in Delhi is a sluggish stream of pure sewage.(16) The river is generally slow and sluggish , the only reasonable chance of success being with a spinner to give the lure some life.

(1) sea slug ::

mare slug

(2) slug out ::

et limax

(3) slug it out ::

limax is sicco

(4) slug line ::

limax recta

Synonyms

Adjective

1. lethargic ::

veternosa

2. inactive ::

ullo conatu sedentes

3. torpid ::

torpere

4. sulky ::

sulky

5. dull ::

intellectu estis

Antonyms

1. breakneck ::

acri carpere

2. brisk ::

concitatis equis invade

3. dizzy ::

angustiæ

4. fast ::

celer

5. flying ::

volantes

6. hasty ::

praeceps

7. lightning ::

fulgur

8. meteoric ::

meteoric

9. quick ::

quick

10. rapid ::

celeri

11. running ::

cursus

12. swift ::

celeri

Different Forms

sluggish, sluggishly, sluggishness

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