| Definition of 'laziness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) indolence, laziness
inactivity resulting from a dislike of work
2. (noun) laziness
relaxed and easy activity
"the laziness of the day helped her to relax"
3. (noun) sloth, laziness, acedia
apathy and inactivity in the practice of virtue (personified as one of the deadly sins)
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| Definition of 'laziness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) laziness
the state or quality of being lazy
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Sense: too inclined to avoid hard work, exercise etc
I take the bus to work as I'm too lazy to walk; Lazy people tend to become fat.
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 Afrikaans: luiheid |
 Arabic: كَسَل |
 Bulgarian: мързеливост |
 Brazilian: preguiça |
 Czech: lenost |
 German: die Faulheit |
 Danish: dovenskab |
 Greek: τεμπελιά |
 Spanish: pereza |
 Estonian: laiskus |
 Farsi: تنبلی |
 Finnish: laiskuus |
 French: paresse |
 Hebrew: עַצלוּת |
 Hindi: आलस्य, सुस्ती |
 Croatian: lijenost |
 Hungarian: lustaság |
 Indonesian: kemalasan |
 Icelandic: leti |
 Italian: pigrizia |
 Japanese: 怠惰 |
 Korean: 게으름 |
 Lithuanian: tingumas |
 Latvian: slinkums; laiskums |
 Malay: kemalasan |
 Dutch: luiheid |
 Norwegian: latskap |
 Polish: lenistwo |
 Persian: تنبلی |
 Pashto: ټڼبلتيا |
 Portuguese: preguiça |
 Romanian: lenevie |
 Russian: лень |
 Slovak: lenivosť |
 Slovenian: lenoba |
 Serbian: lenjost |
 Swedish: lathet, lättja |
 Thai: ความเกียจคร้าน |
 Turkish: tembellik |
 Taiwanese: 懶惰 |
 Ukrainian: лінощі, ледарство |
 Urdu: سستی |
 Vietnamese: sự lười nhác |
 Chinese: 懒惰 |
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