Pronunciation: /ˈlɑːdʒi/
noun a combining form used in the names of sciences or bodies of knowledge, such as biology or theology
A1 I felt a bit logy after eating too much at the party.
A2 The heat made me feel logy and tired.
B1 His logy demeanor suggested he hadn't slept well the night before.
B2 The medication made her feel logy and drowsy.
C1 Despite feeling logy, she pushed through and finished the project on time.
C2 The logy atmosphere in the room made it difficult to concentrate.
formal The study of rocks and minerals is known as geology.
informal I find geology fascinating because it helps us understand the Earth's history.
slang I'm taking a class on rock 'n' roll geology - it's all about the history of music!
figurative Her mind was a jumbled mess, like a geology of thoughts and emotions.
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