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But she added that Judge Cannon had put herself outside the normal boundaries with her languid pace and her willingness to grant a sober audience to several of Mr. Trump’s “meshuggeneh motions.”

Mats Hummels, a fixture in the lineup a decade ago, was spraying languid passes with the outside of his foot.

These were nothing like the fat, languid ants I grew up with.

A romantic garden is languid and soft, not unkempt but verging on wild.

After months of languid buildup in which he held only a single public campaign event, Mr. Biden has thrown a series of rallies across battleground states, warning that democracy itself is at stake in 2024.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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