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languidly

[lang-gwid-lee] / ˈlæŋ gwɪd li /


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Children sit in the shade and play languidly with rocks.

From Seattle Times

Then again, you could take the time-honored, lazy-summer approach and spoon it up, languidly and meltingly, right from the container and into your mouth.

From Seattle Times

One raises a knee as a toe languidly stirs the air.

From New York Times

Scenes rush and flow into each other, and subplots emerge and fade like ripples in a pond, as the focus floats languidly from one character to the other.

From New York Times

The first came in Brazil's opening group game against Czechoslovakia when Pele, from several yards inside the centre circle in his own half, received the ball languidly then spotted keeper Ivo Viktor off his line.

From BBC