Word: Lazy

Pronunciation

/ˈleɪzi/

Definitions

• Adjective: (adj) Reluctant to work or exert effort; idle or indolent. Characterized by a lack of effort or energy.

  • Example Sentence: “The cat was so lazy that it slept all day long.”

• Noun: (n) Informally, a person who is habitually lazy.

  • Example Sentence: “Don’t be such a lazy; get up and exercise!”

Phrases

• “Lazy Sunday”: A day spent relaxing and not engaging in much activity.
• “Lazy river”: A water ride in a theme park or resort where guests float along a slow-moving artificial river.
• “Lazy Susan”: A rotating tray placed on a table to easily share food or condiments.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “He’s too lazy to cook, so he eats out every night.”
• “She decided to take a lazy Sunday and read books all day.”

Synonyms

• Indolent
• Slack
• Idle
• Slothful
• Unmotivated
• Lethargic
• Couch potato
• Work-shy
• Lackadaisical
• Remiss
• Negligent (in terms of duties or responsibilities)