dawed
verb (past tense and past participle of 'dawdled') as in strong fondness
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Example:After the meeting, he dawdled around the office, looking at his colleagues' work for no reason.
Definition:Moved in a slow and leisurely manner, taking unnecessary time
Example:He dawdled in answering the letter, causing the recipient to suspect something was amiss.
Definition:Moved in a slow and leisurely manner, delaying the response with unnecessary delay
Example:She dawdled through the afternoon, making no progress on her research project.
Definition:Wasted time by remaining slow and not being productive, especially in the afternoon
Example:They dawdled over lunch, going on for hours and not returning to work.
Definition:Moved in a slow and leisurely manner while having lunch, delaying the time spent
Example:Instead of preparing for the next week, she dawdled through the weekend, postponing important tasks.
Definition:Wasted time by remaining slow and not being productive, especially during the weekend
Example:He decided to dawdle out the day, enjoying the sunshine and avoiding his work schedule.
Definition:Wasted time by being slow and not productive, especially in the context of the entire day
Example:After her colleague left, she decided to dawdle on with her work, finishing it slowly and unnecessarily.
Definition:Continued in a slow and leisurely manner, not getting to the point or completing tasks efficiently
Example:They dawdled over plans for the meeting, delaying everyone's start time.
Definition:Moved in a slow and leisurely manner, taking unnecessary time to discuss or finalize plans
Example:She dawdled to work, not minding the extra time it took.
Definition:Moved in a slow and leisurely manner, taking unnecessary time to reach the workplace
Example:He dawdled through the series of meetings, postponing decisions and conversations.
Definition:Wasted time in meetings by remaining slow and not being productive, especially in the context of a prolonged meeting
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