Lazy ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Lazy ( adjective )

1. Not willing to work or use energy.
2. Moving slowly or without energy.
3. Not showing much effort or care.

Origin:

From middle english laȝy, from old english læȝe, from proto-germanic *laihaz, from proto-indo-european *leǵ- ("to be slack, idle").

Examples:

1. The lazy dog lay in the sun all day.
2. She was too lazy to go to the gym.
3. He was accused of being lazy by his boss.
4. They were too lazy to make their bed.
5. The government was criticized for its lazy approach to the problem.

(As a verb)

Lazy ( verb )

1. Not willing to work or use energy.
2. Moving slowly or without energy.
3. Not showing much effort or care.

Origin:

From middle english laȝy, from old english læȝe, from proto-germanic *laihaz, from proto-indo-european *leǵ- ("to be slack, idle").

Examples:

1. The lazy dog lay in the sun all day.
2. She was too lazy to go to the gym.
3. He was accused of being lazy by his boss.
4. They were too lazy to make their bed.
5. The government was criticized for its lazy approach to the problem.