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Definition of drowsily - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
behaviorRare acting in a sleepy or lethargic wayRare
- She spoke drowsily after waking up.
- He yawned drowsily during the long meeting.
- The cat stretched drowsily in the warm sun.
Origin of drowsily
Old English, drūsian (to be sluggish)
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- French:d'une manière léthargique, ...
- German:schläfrig, ...
- Italian:assonnatamente, ...
- Spanish:somnolientamente, ...
- Portuguese:sonolentamente, ...
- Chinese:困倦地, ...
- Japanese:眠そうに, ...
- Arabic:بِكَسَلٍ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאֹפֶן יְשֵׁנוּנִי, ...
- Russian:сонно, ...
- Ukrainian:сонно, ...
- Hindi:नींद में, ...
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