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sluggardly

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slug·gard  (slgrd)
n.
A slothful person; an idler.
adj.
Lazy.

[Middle English sluggart, probably from sluggi, lazy, probably of Scandinavian origin.]

sluggard·ly adj.
Translations
sluggardly
adjfaul, träge


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Ravi Bopara was the home team's leading scorer with a sluggardly 49 off 88 balls but his miserable summer, which included just 105 runs in seven Ashes innings and omission from England's series-deciding victory, continued with a stumping off the bowling of Nathan Hauritz.
We've already had a part of this conversation earlier this morning, with specific regard to Binocular and the now-infamous work morning at Kempton, which led to the Champion Hurdle favourite being branded a sluggardly old boat who couldn't win a Champion if he started before the Supreme Novices'.
Up until his intervention, Liverpool's development had been sluggardly.
 
 
 
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