draggier
Feeling more tedious
Draggier is the comparative form of draggy, meaning more tedious, slow-moving, or lacking energy.
A Monday morning meeting might feel draggier than usual after a long weekend.
The word suggests something that drags on or feels sluggish: The second act was even draggier than the first.
tedious
More lacking in edge
slower
Reduced in speed
duller
More lacking in edge
harder
More demanding or firm
- tougherMore resistant to damage
- dragging onContinuing tediously beyond expectation
- dragging one's feetIntentionally slowing progress
- dragging outExtending duration needlessly
- dragging through the mudAttacking someone's character publicly
- dragging feetDelaying through reluctance
- foot draggingDeliberate slowness or delay