sloggy Antonyms
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Meaning of sloggy
Webster
sloggy (a.)
Sluggish.
sloggy Sentence Examples
- The runner's legs felt sloggy and heavy after the marathon.
- The muddy path made for a sloggy hike.
- The soup was so thick and sloggy that it was difficult to swallow.
- The traffic was sloggy and slow, causing a long commute.
- The economy was in a sloggy period with low growth and unemployment.
- The child was sloggy and tired after a long day of playing.
- The furniture was sloggy and uncomfortable, making it difficult to relax.
- The paint was sloggy and thick, requiring multiple coats.
- The meeting was sloggy and unproductive, with no clear outcomes.
- The job was sloggy and repetitive, leaving the employee feeling unmotivated.
FAQs About the word sloggy
Sluggish.
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The runner's legs felt sloggy and heavy after the marathon.
The muddy path made for a sloggy hike.
The soup was so thick and sloggy that it was difficult to swallow.
The traffic was sloggy and slow, causing a long commute.
