Definition
Definition of droopingly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
emotionRare in a way that shows tiredness or sadnessRare
- He walked droopingly after the long day.
2.
saggingRare in a manner that sags or hangs downRare
- The flowers hung droopingly in the heat.
Origin of droopingly
English, droop (to sag) + -ly (manner)
Examples of droopingly in a sentence
The flowers hung droopingly in the heat. The curtains hung droopingly after the rain. He walked droopingly after the long day.
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- French:d'un pas traînant, pendant, ...
- German:schlapp, schlaff, ...
- Italian:stancamente, flosciamente, ...
- Spanish:cabizbajo, lánguidamente, ...
- Portuguese:cabizbaxo, murchamente, ...
- Chinese:无精打采地, 下垂地, ...
- Japanese:しょんぼりと, 垂れ下がって, ...
- Arabic:بِخُمُول, بِتَدَلٍّ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּעַיֵּפוּת, בְּצוּרָה שְׁמוּטָה, ...
- Russian:поникнув, обвисло, ...
- Ukrainian:знесилено, звисаючи, ...
- Hindi:थकान से, झुकते हुए, ...
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