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Meaning of languid
The primary meaning of "languid" is having or showing a lack of energy or enthusiasm.
Etymology of languid
The word "languid" comes from the Latin "languidus", meaning "faint, weak", which is derived from "languere", meaning "to be faint or weak"
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a lack of energy or enthusiasm
Synonyms
lethargic
sluggish
indolent
lazy
idle
inert
languorous
listless
torpid
apathetic
lackluster
uninspired
unenthusiastic
indifferent
disinterested
unconcerned
unmotivated
unenergetic
tired
exhausted
weary
spent
enervated
debilitated
weak
feeble
frail
delicate
dainty
refined
subtle
faint
vague
obscure
ambiguous
unclear
indefinite
relaxed
calm
serene
peaceful
tranquil
still
quiet
soft
gentle
mild
moderate
temperate
subdued
restrained
reserved
introverted
withdrawn
secluded
isolated
solitary
alone
Definitions
- Having or showing a lack of energy or enthusiasm
- * Moving or speaking in a slow and relaxed way
- * (of a person or their expression) having a relaxed and attractive quality
Usage Examples
- The languid summer days made it difficult to stay motivated
- * She had a languid smile that made her look like a movie star
- * The team's languid performance in the second half of the game cost them the win
Antonyms
energetic
enthusiastic
lively
vibrant
dynamic
spirited
motivated
driven
passionate
dedicated
committed
diligent
industrious
hardworking
tireless
indefatigable
vigorous
robust
strong
forceful
assertive
confident
bold
adventurous
daring
enterprising
zealous
ardent
fervent
intense
passionate
excited
thrilled
ecstatic
exuberant
ebullient