Easy as adjective as in incurious Lacking curiosity or enthusiasm; uninteresting or boring. Clear All
11 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Draggy'
The draggy meeting drained everyone's enthusiasm for the project.
The draggy weather contributed to a gloomy mood among the crowd.
The draggy routine of daily chores made the weekend feel like a distant dream.
The movie turned out to be draggy, lacking the excitement we expected.
The draggy traffic delayed our arrival at the party.
The draggy traffic made them late for the important event.
The team's draggy performance disappointed their coach at the competition.
The draggy meeting focused on trivial details, wasting everyone's time.
The draggy sports event failed to excite even the most dedicated fans.
His draggy workout routine made it hard for him to stay motivated.
The students felt draggy after a long day of exams.
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