lazy — meaning, examples & etymology [English]

lazy (ˈleɪzi)

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🔊 ˈleɪzi

Meaning

Meaning: unwilling to work

Not wanting to work or make an effort.

Examples

🗣 He was too lazy to clean his room.

Etymology

Of uncertain origin, possibly from Middle Low German ‘lasich’ meaning ‘feeble’.

How & Where It’s Used

Describes a lack of willingness to work or act.

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Tags: character, negative

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