flabbily
/ˈflæbɪli/
adverb
- In a way that is soft, loose, and lacking firmness, especially of body tissue.
- The old sofa cushion sagged flabbily when he sat down.
- The dough hung flabbily over the edge of the bowl.
- She waved her arm flabbily to show how weak her muscles had become.
- In a weak, ineffective, or unenergetic manner.
- The team played flabbily and lost the game by a huge margin.
- The government's response to the crisis was flabbily executed.
- He responded flabbily to the criticism, offering no real defense.
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