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lazy
adjective as in inactive, sluggish
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Example Sentences
While her two daughters were fine, Mared was shocked to find son Mabon had amblyopia - known as lazy eye - and was "more or less" blind in that eye.
“There’s songs that I just f— hate, not because I was trying to put out lazy work, but because I was 16,” Boose said.
Spanning eight episodes each, both series explore the circumstances that gave rise to horrific crimes — from dynastic hubris, corruption and greed to societal prejudice and lazy law enforcement.
When a dominant player in a growing market is on sale because Americans are too lazy to deal with foreign exchanges, that’s an opportunity wearing Dutch clogs.
“That one song is the Jonas Brothers song — the exact same melody. And here’s how lazy that is: It’s the same key and the same tempo.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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