lazy
/ˈleɪzi/
adjective
- Not willing to work or use energy; doing very little activity.
- She felt lazy on Sunday and stayed in bed all morning.
- The lazy cat slept on the sofa all day.
- He's too lazy to clean his room.
- Moving slowly or without much effort.
- The river flowed in lazy curves through the valley.
- We took a lazy walk along the beach.
- A lazy breeze barely moved the leaves.
- (of a person's action or behavior) showing a lack of effort or care.
- Her lazy handwriting was hard to read.
- That was a lazy answer to a serious question.
- He made a lazy attempt to finish his homework.
Antonyms
noun
- A person who is lazy (informal, often used in a playful or critical way).
- Get up, you lazy!
- Don't be such a lazy — help me carry these bags.
- The teacher called him a lazy for not doing his project.