Definition

Describing a state of being slow, tired, or lacking energy.

Example

After staying up late, I felt logy all day at work.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

I felt really logy after that big lunch we had.

Yeah, I was practically falling asleep at the table.

I think we need to plan lighter meals next time.

Definitely! A salad would keep us energized instead.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Logy is derived from the Greek root "logia" (meaning study or discourse). It is often used as a suffix in English to denote a field of study or a branch of knowledge, such as in 'biology' (the study of life) or 'geology' (the study of the Earth).

Memory Tip

Think of 'logia' as a way to remember that 'logy' refers to a field of study or knowledge.

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