Definition
Definition of draggingly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
movementRare in a manner that involves slow or laborious movementRare
- He walked draggingly up the hill after the long hike..
2.
timeRare slowly and with reluctance or hesitationRare
- She draggingly agreed to the plan.
Origin of draggingly
Old English, dragan (to draw) + -ing (action)
Examples of draggingly in a sentence
She spoke draggingly, as if every word was a burden. He draggingly completed his chores before going out. The meeting draggingly continued late into the night.
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- French:lentement, avec réticence, ...
- German:schleppend, zögernd, ...
- Italian:lentamente, con riluttanza, ...
- Spanish:pesadamente, con desgana, ...
- Portuguese:arrastadamente, de forma arrastada, ...
- Chinese:吃力地, 不情愿地, ...
- Japanese:ゆっくりと, しぶしぶ, ...
- Arabic:بِتَثَاقُل, بِبُطْء وَتَرَدُّد, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאִיטִיּוּת, בְּאִטִּיוּת וּבְחֹסֶר רָצוֹן, ...
- Russian:медленно, неохотно, ...
- Ukrainian:важко, неохоче, ...
- Hindi:धीरे-धीरे, अनिच्छा से, ...
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