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What does dawled mean?

"Dawdled" means to waste time, move or act slowly, or linger aimlessly. It implies a lack of urgency or purposefulness.

Here are some examples of how "dawdle" is used:

* "I dawdled in the bookstore, browsing through the shelves for hours." (Implies leisurely, unhurried browsing)

* "He dawdled on his way to work, missing the bus and arriving late." (Implies lack of haste and consequences)

* "Don't dawdle, we need to get to the airport on time." (Implies the need for speed and urgency)

"Dawdle" is often used to describe a lack of focus or procrastination, especially when there is something else that needs to be done.

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