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draggy Definition and Meaning in English (draggy definition)

adjective
Synonyms:slowtediousboring
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Draggy definition: Describing something that is slow, tedious, or lacking in energy and excitement, often making time seem to pass slowly.

Definitions of Draggy

  1. 1adjective

    Describing something that is slow, tedious, or lacking in energy and excitement, often making time seem to pass slowly.

Example Sentences

“The meeting felt very draggy because the speaker was monotone.”

“I'm feeling a bit draggy today, maybe I need more coffee.”

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past tensedragged
present participledragging
noundragginess

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Draggy definition: Describing something that is slow, tedious, or lacking in energy and excitement, often making time seem to pass slowly.
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'Draggy' translates to 'draggy' in English. Draggy definition: Describing something that is slow, tedious, or lacking in energy and excitement, often making time seem to pass slowly.
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