Meaning of (प्रश्लथ) prashlatha in english is loose, languid

As noun : limp

lazy limp nerveless drawn Ex: The Louvre displays 35,000 works of art drawn from eight curatorial departments exhausted Ex: Having exhausted air fatigued spent Ex: Bokassa fled to Ivory Coast where he spent four years living in Abidjan. fagged washed out bushed haggard careworn

As verb : loose Ex: , with no loose parts or relaxed Ex: Africans were phlegmatic, black, slow, relaxed and negligent. emaciated worn Ex: The effects of the 1970 cyclone had not worn off ragged whacked raddled jaded wearied

As adjective : languid Ex: Voice dying voice languid and drawling soft Ex: From also said about soft effete impotent feeble weak Ex: Here the German defences were relatively weak frail powerless dog tired worn out played out

Suggested : being free of or relieved from tension or anxiety yielding readily to touch or pressure easily penetrated, divided, or changed in shape not hard or stiff to walk with a labored, jerky movement , as when lame lacking in vigor or vitality slack or slow free or released from fastening or attachment

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