Meaning oflanguidin English

Adjective

1. weak from illness or tiredness; inactive
   The patient felt languid after a long illness.
2. lacking drive or enthusiasm; apathetic
   The team's languid performance led to their defeat in the championship.
3. showing dislike for physical effort; leisurely
   The tourists walked languidly along the beach, enjoying the warm sun.
4. characterized by relaxed; lack of activity
   The languid atmosphere of the spa helped her to unwind and relax.
5. lacking energy; slow and weak
   The languid movements of the sloth made it seem like it was sleeping.
6. unenthusiastic; fatigued or sluggish
   The doctor warned that the languid pace of recovery would require patience.
7. spiritless; dull and apathetic
   The languid expression on her face showed her lack of interest in the meeting.