Definition
Definition of drawly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
voiceRare US having a slow, prolonged speech patternRare US
- Her drawly voice made the story more engaging.
2.
soundRare US having a slow and prolonged soundRare US
- The drawly notes of the violin filled the room.
Expressions with drawly
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speak in a slow, drawn-out manner
He tends to be drawly when he's tired.
Origin of drawly
English, draw (to pull) + -ly (adverbial suffix)
Examples of drawly in a sentence
The narrator's drawly tone added a unique charm to the audiobook. Her drawly speech was hard to understand. The drawly voice on the recording was eerie.
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- French:traînant, prolongé, ...
- German:langgezogen, langsam, ...
- Italian:lento, ...
- Spanish:lento, prolongado, ...
- Portuguese:arrastada, prolongado, ...
- Chinese:慢吞吞的, 延长的, ...
- Japanese:ゆっくりとした, ゆっくりとした音, ...
- Arabic:مُتَمَطِّط, مُتَمَطِّط, ...
- Hebrew:מְמֻשָּׁךְ, מְמוּשָׁךְ, ...
- Russian:протяжный, длительный, ...
- Ukrainian:протяжний, тривалий, ...
- Hindi:धीमी, धीमी और लंबी ध्वनि, ...
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