Lethargically [adverb]

Eventually the cold-blooded things fed, and dragged lethargically out of the cave in the direction of the pit.

The road lay before him long and bare, and lethargically he took it.

“But I got the boat off in time,” Eve repeated, lethargically.

Lethargically and nonchalantly we drew away from the restaurant.

The applause continued persistently, but, so at least it must have seemed to English ears, lethargically.

The young librarian did so, lethargically, and the lady and the Prophet began to move slowly into the street.

On his face, in mild degree, was depicted sensuous pleasure as he lethargically scratched his ribs with his one hand.

While she sat there she was always thinking, but vaguely, slowly, lethargically.

Lethargically he got up, put a coal or two on the fire, and went down to change.

Acres and acres of them lying lethargically on the bottom waiting for something to crawl within range of their monstrous edges!