1. in a manner that is heavy, sluggish, or slow-moving; with a dull or lethargic quality
Usage: rare or archaic; derived from 'logy' (sluggish, dull)

Examples

• The old dog moved logily across the yard on a hot summer day.
• After the heavy meal, he felt logily inclined to move from the couch.
• The machinery operated logily in the cold morning air.
• She responded logily to the sudden noise, as if half asleep.