languish|languished|languishes|languishing in English

verb

[lan·guish || 'læŋgwɪʃ]

weaken, droop, wither; suffer neglect, suffer hardship; pine away, yearn for, long fo

Use "languish|languished|languishes|languishing" in a sentence

1. LAnguishing definition: that languishes Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

2. Our vigilance never languished.

3. Our project languished during the holidays.

4. And they will never languish again.”

5. I cant tell why this heart languishes in silence.

6. The housing market continues to languish.

7. The leaves languished from lack of water.

8. She continues to languish in a foreign prison.

9. This would strengthen John as he languishes in prison.

10. The ruling party is lAnguishing …

11. While Annulli's case against Evergreen languished in state

12. Since the war the industry has gradually languished.

13. Than languish in his slow - chapp'd power.

14. Archimonde : Your soul will languish for eternity.

15. Who languishes at the bottom of the ratings.

16. In the story, the lorn damsel languished and pined away.

17. New products languish on the drawing board.

18. But by the mid-aughts the commission was languishing.

19. Tran spend five long years languishing in refugee camps.

20. Riina himself was caught the same year and now languishes in solitary confinement.

21. LAnguishing definition, becoming languid, in any way

22. The children soon began to languish in the heat.

23. He delivered the Israelites languishing in Egyptian bondage.

24. The shares are languishing at just 46p after yesterday's fall.

25. Our share price is languishing compared to our peers.