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lazy

[ley-zee] / ˈleɪ zi /


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It was almost a ridiculous suggestion, since the walk to Sandy June’s was ten minutes tops, even if you were being lazy.

From Literature

Above him, the trees creaked against the inky sky—a soft, lazy salutation.

From Literature

You might call it lazy if Coppola didn’t operate with so much assurance.

From Salon

"Humans are a bit lazy. It will always be less effort to download someone else's work."

From BBC

Her refusal to pose follow-up questions or follow trails into potentially dramatic areas is either protective or lazy, in any case making for poor cinema.

From The Wall Street Journal