dragging (Meaning)

Wordnet

dragging (s)

marked by a painfully slow and effortful manner

Webster

of Drag

No weak antonyms found.

The exhausted hikers were dragging themselves toward the mountaintop, their heavy backpacks weighing them down.
The child dragged the heavy toy truck behind him, leaving a trail of destruction in his wake.
The dog reluctantly dragged its leash behind it, resisting the urge to run off into the park.
The drag queen strutted down the runway, her long gown dragging behind her like a shimmering train.
The anchorman dragged out his vowels as he spoke, giving the news broadcast a feeling of importance.
The fisherman dragged his net through the water, hoping to catch a glimpse of a glistening fish.
The boxer dragged himself to his feet after being knocked down, determined to finish the fight.
The student dragged herself to class after a long night of studying, barely able to keep her eyes open.
The politician dragged out the speech, hoping to win over the voters with empty promises.
The caterpillar dragged itself slowly across the leaf, leaving a trail of slime in its wake.

marked by a painfully slow and effortful mannerof Drag

creeping, slow, lagging, crawling,leisurely, poky, dallying, sluggish, unhurried, laggard

flying, dizzy, rushing, racing, fleet, running, running, bolting, lightning, swift

The exhausted hikers were dragging themselves toward the mountaintop, their heavy backpacks weighing them down.

The child dragged the heavy toy truck behind him, leaving a trail of destruction in his wake.

The dog reluctantly dragged its leash behind it, resisting the urge to run off into the park.

The drag queen strutted down the runway, her long gown dragging behind her like a shimmering train.