Meaning & Definition of word "Lazy"

Lazy

/ˈleɪ.zi/

1. Unwilling to work or use energy; idle.
- Example: He was too lazy to get out of bed this morning.
2. Characterized by a lack of activity; slow-moving.
- Example: The lazy river flows gently through the park.
3. Not inclined to use effort; inactive.
- Example: She has become lazy in her exercise routine.

●From Middle English 'leisie', from Old English 'leāw' meaning 'inactive'.

lazy days:

Days spent doing very little or nothing.

lazy bones:

A person who is inactive and avoids work.

lazy river:

A slow-moving river or area for relaxation.

indolent:

Habitually lazy or avoiding work.

sloth:

A state of inactivity or laziness.

lethargic:

Affected by lethargy; sluggish and apathetic.

Meaning: Couch potato

● Example Sentence: He’s such a couch potato; he spends all his time watching TV.

Meaning: Procrastinator

● Example Sentence: I'm a procrastinator, always putting off tasks until the last minute.