listless in Japanese
listless in Japanese is 物憂げ — listless means lacking energy or enthusiasm; tired and uninterested in doing anything.
listless in Japanese
物憂げ
Pronounced: monōge
Lacking energy, enthusiasm, or liveliness.
What does "listless" mean?
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adj Lacking energy or enthusiasm; tired and uninterested in doing anything.
"“Listless, inattentive, distracted,” he recited. “A daydreamer. Tries his best, but is too slow.”"
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listless in a sentence
- “Listless, inattentive, distracted,” he recited. “A daydreamer. Tries his best, but is too slow.”
- The scene with Mrs. Wallace had broken his spirit, and he was listless now, indifferent to what happened.
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What is "listless" in Japanese?
"listless" in Japanese is 物憂げ. listless means: Lacking energy or enthusiasm; tired and uninterested in doing anything.
How do you pronounce 物憂げ?
"listless" in Japanese is 物憂げ, pronounced "monōge".
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