Antonyms for draggy

Grammar : Adj

Spell : drag-ee

Phonetic Transcription : ˈdræg i

Definition of draggy

As in inactive : adj not engaged in action; inert, lazy
As in lackluster : adj dull, lifeless
As in lethargic : adj lazy, sluggish
As in lifeless : adj dull, spiritless
As in sleepy : adj tired, dull
As in slow : adj behind, late
As in sluggish : adj dull, slow-moving
As in spiritless : adj depressed
As in tedious : adj dull, monotonous
As in cheerless : adj depressing, unhappy
As in hebetudinous : adj lethargic
As in incurious : adj apathetic
As in nodding : adj sleepy
As in slumberous : adj sleepy
As in somnifacient : adj sleepy
As in somniferous : adj sleepy
As in somnific : adj sleepy
As in stuporous : adj lethargic
As in dry : adj dull, uninteresting
As in dull : adj uneventful
As in flat : adj dull, lackluster to the senses
As in apathetic : adj uncaring, disinterested

Example sentences :

And say, there's nothin' draggy about Vee when she really goes over the top.
Extract from : « The House of Torchy » by Sewell Ford

For all his slow, draggy ways he had pounds of pressure on the gauge.
Extract from : « The Memoirs of an American Citizen » by Robert Herrick

The night was dark but not cold, and the roads were soft and draggy.
Extract from : « The Deemster » by Hall Caine

It just seemed an easy way out of everything—when I think of another useless, draggy year.
Extract from : « This Side of Paradise » by F. Scott Fitzgerald

Synonyms for draggy

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