English–Spanish
“listless” in Spanish
How to say “listless” in Spanish
“Listless” in Spanish is mustio.
A person slumped in a chair with downcast eyes and limp posture.
Example sentences with mustio
Tras la noticia, su expresión quedó mustia.
After the news, his expression became listless.
Tips for using mustio
- Looks like English musty but means withered or listless rather than moldy, and it commonly appears with estar to mark a temporary lack of energy.
Other Spanish words for “listless”
Hoy te ves lánguido.
You look listless today.