GRE vocabulary
drawl
to speak slowly with vowels drawn out longer than usual
In a sentence
Drawl in a sentence
Here is an example sentence showing drawl in a sentence.
The Southern lawyer drawled his closing argument in a way that held the jury's attention.
Synonyms
Antonyms
None listed.
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to engage in something superficially or as a casual pastime
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a raised platform for speakers or honored guests
dally
to waste time or act without urgency
dampen
to make something slightly wet, or to make a feeling or reaction less strong
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marked with spots or patches of color or light
daunt
to intimidate or discourage with fear or doubt
dawdle
to move slowly or waste time idly
dearth
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Common questions
Questions about “drawl”
Drawl (verb) means to speak slowly with vowels drawn out longer than usual
Here is drawl used in an example sentence: "The Southern lawyer drawled his closing argument in a way that held the jury's attention."
Common synonyms for drawl include drone, slur, linger.
Drawl is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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