do nothing

/ˈduːˌnʌθɪŋ/
noun
  1. A lazy or inactive person who avoids work or responsibility.
    • The manager called him a do-nothing because he never finished his tasks on time.
    • The group of do-nothings sat on the porch all afternoon without lifting a finger.
    • She's not a do-nothing; she just needs a clear plan to get started.
adjective
  1. Characterized by a lack of action, effort, or productivity; lazy or inactive.
    • He has a do-nothing job where he just sits at a desk all day.
    • After a do-nothing weekend, she felt more tired than before.
    • The committee was criticized for its do-nothing approach to the budget crisis.
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