Sample Sentences for
lethargic
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    ...were playing a lethargic game of Ping-Pong.  (source)
    lethargic = lacking energy
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    Everyone was in motion, working off nervous energy, but she seemed strangely lethargic.  (source)
    lethargic = without energy
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    From there he wasted very quickly to a lethargic little bundle of skin-covered bones and a gaunt, skin-covered skull.  (source)
    lethargic = lacking energy
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    In fact, I'm a model patient, my lethargy taken for restraint, obedience to the doctors' orders.  (source)
    lethargy = lack of energy
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    Arising lethargic and groggy after my sleepless night at Camp Three, I was slow to dress, melt water, and get out of the tent on Thursday morning, May 9.  (source)
    lethargic = without energy
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    The heat swooped low over the land clinging like an invisible shroud, and through it people moved slowly, lethargically, as if under water.  (source)
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    Warming himself ever so briefly had shaken away the lethargy and resignation and restored his will to survive.  (source)
    lethargy = lack of energy
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    A massive and lethargic woman, who had been urging Daisy to play golf with her at the local club tomorrow, spoke in Miss Baedeker's defence:  (source)
    lethargic = lacking energy
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    The Fugees gathered their gear lethargically.  (source)
    lethargically = without energy
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    Harry was alternately filled with restless energy that made him unable to settle to anything, during which time he paced his bedroom, furious at the whole lot of them for leaving him to stew in this mess; and with a lethargy so complete that he could lie on his bed for an hour at a time, staring dazedly into space, aching with dread at the thought of the Ministry hearing.  (source)
    lethargy = lack of energy
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    Now he is able to manipulate the emotions of those around him -- calm down a room of angry people, for example, or excite a lethargic crowd, conversely.  (source)
    lethargic = lacking energy
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    Bus number 7421 rolled lethargically into place at the end of the line of vehicles disgorging tourists.  (source)
    lethargically = slowly (unenergetically)
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    Problems this year were first noticed when the boy developed motor coordination problems and mental lethargy which increased until he fell into a coma.  (source)
    lethargy = a state with a lack of energy
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