lethargic
/ləˈθɑɹdʒɪk/adjective
Lacking energy; slow and drowsy.
Example sentence
- “The heavy lunch left everyone feeling lethargic all afternoon.”
Clinical in origin but casual in use: 'I feel lethargic today' just means drained and sluggish.
Related words
liberateTo release someone or something from control, captivity, or restriction.lethalA weapon of any kind capable of killing.libraryA place that keeps collections of books and other media for people to use or borrow, and that offers related services to its visitors.lessonOne unit of teaching or study, forming part of a larger course of learning.lighthouseA tall structure with a bright light at the top, built to guide ships and warn them of danger.lenientNot harsh or strict; willing to tolerate mistakes or rule-breaking.