languid
/ˈlæŋɡwɪd/
adjective
- Lacking physical or mental energy; feeling slow and weak.
- After the long hike, she felt languid and just wanted to lie down.
- The hot summer afternoon made everyone feel languid and sleepy.
- He spoke in a languid voice, barely lifting his head from the pillow.
- Moving or flowing slowly and without energy; relaxed in a graceful way.
- The dancers performed a languid, dreamlike waltz.
- The river moved in a languid current through the flat countryside.
- She gave a languid wave of her hand as she said goodbye.