sluggishness in English
noun
['slug·gish·ness || 'slʌgɪʃnɪs]
laziness, slothfulness, inactivity, lethargy; dullness, lack of alertness (of the mind)
Use "sluggishness" in a sentence
1. A state of sluggishness , inactivity, and apathy.
2. The general appearance of sluggishness alarmed his friends.
3. These encourage investigation and discourage sluggishness and Bedazement
4. Sufferers also complain of headaches, intermittent blurred vision and vision sluggishness.
5. Feeling abnormal, Chest discomfort, Induration, Injection site induration, Sluggishness, Injection site reaction
6. The sluggishness in Michigan comes amid signs of a slowing national economy.
7. This sluggishness is in turn the key to the mounting unemployment of those years.
8. Synonyms for Anergia include sluggishness, lethargy, inertia, apathy, drowsiness, inactivity, listlessness, dullness, heaviness and languor
9. Such estimate of viscosities do give us some concept of the sluggishness of debris flows.
10. A second factor in the sluggishness of the economic recovery is the housing market.
11. Congeners aren't completely to blame for the pain and sluggishness of a hangover, however
12. There's really no better cure for simple sluggishness than forty minutes of fast paced aerobic activity.
13. Puerto Rico's month-over-month Economic Activity Index for FY2013 evidences its sluggishness and decline.
14. The sluggishness in the economy cannot be explained by cyclical factors; we need structural changes.
15. The major reasons for these problems include inadaptability in mentality, deficiency in responsibility, interest-driven for behaviors, and sluggishness in methodology for Party member recruitment.
16. Boobishness - boorishness - doltishness - fatuousness - foolishness - loutishness - lumpishness - sottishness - stupid thing - witlessness 12 letter words blockishness - bootlessness - cloddishness - clownishness - eccentricity - indiscretion - mindlessness - sluggishness - triflingness 13 letter words
17. The quasi-static input-output linear regression equation of the measuring system is established, and the testing results of input-output curve linearity and sluggishness are given.
18. Pets suffering from Aflatoxin poisoning may experience signs such as sluggishness, loss of appetite, vomiting, jaundice (yellowish tint to the eyes, gums or skin due to liver damage), unexplained
19. Similarly, according to one physician, youths who try to starve themselves can suffer “fatigue, . . . depression, chilliness, poorer performance in school, constipation, anxiety, amenorrhea [abnormal suppression or absence of menstruation], and mental sluggishness.”
20. Alacrity noun eagerness, enthusiasm, willingness, readiness, speed, zeal, gaiety, alertness, hilarity, cheerfulness, quickness, liveliness, briskness, promptness, avidity, joyousness, sprightliness As you can imagine, I accepted with Alacrity. reluctance, apathy, unwillingness, inertia, lethargy, slowness, dullness, sluggishness, unconcern
21. In the Baser sort, its effect was to increase the liability to sluggishness and dependence, and induce the victim of a shadowy hope to remit all self-effort, while awaiting the realization of his dreams.
22. Due to their sluggishness and unwillingness to move even when approached, bites most often occur due to persons accidentally stepping on a Gaboon viper, but even then in some cases this does not guarantee a bite.
23. Three and a half years after the nuclear accident in Chernobyl, U.S.S.R., local residents, “especially children, are afflicted with swollen thyroid glands, sluggishness, cataracts and a rise in the cancer rate,” according to the Manchester Guardian Weekly.
24. Action, work, life, labour, movement, energy, exercise, spirit, enterprise, motion, bustle, animation, vigour, hustle, exertion, hurly-burly, liveliness, activeness There is an extraordinary level of Activity in the market. action inertia, inaction, lethargy, inActivity, passivity, idleness, dullness, immobility, torpor, sluggishness, indolence
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26. As indicated by the title, visibility of interim~, Knapp is concerned with the “in between,” that section of time and space between definable states: He expanded the visual information, rendered at 400 frames per second, to the normal 25 fps, producing information in the visible range which wouldn’t be perceived at the original speed due to the eye’s sluggishness (the afterimage effect).