Synonym: inactive, indolent, lax. Antonym: follow, mislead. Similar words: crazy, blaze, ablaze, glazed. Meaning: ['leɪzɪ] 
adj. 1. moving slowly and gently 2. disinclined to work or exertion.
adj. 1. moving slowly and gently 2. disinclined to work or exertion. 
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61 We spent a lazy day on the beach.
62 The boss lectured him for being lazy.
63 She calls me lazy and selfish.
64 Tom is inclined to be lazy.
65 She spoke with a lazy articulation.
66 We spent a lazy day at the beach.
67 The lazy boy drifted about doing nothing.
68 The eldest son was highly intelligent, if somewhat lazy.
69 He's too lazy to walk to work.
70 He would not demean himself to a lazy worker.
71 I admit to being congenitally lazy.
72 I'm lazy? You're a fine one to talk!
73 His mother picks at him for being lazy.
74 He was lazy in English.
75 He called the young people shiftless, lazy and good-for-nothing.
76 Get out of bed you lazy thing!
77 The boss yowled at the lazy workers yesterday.
78 John won't get far if he is lazy.
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79 Of all the lazy, indifferent, unbusinesslike attitudes to have!
80 Are you suggesting I'm lazy?
81 We spent lazy days relaxing on the beach.
82 We always nickname him "Little Lazy Cat".
83 I have no time for lazy people like Steve.
84 We thought we were winning, so we got lazy.
85 He grew lazy and slovenly in his habits.
86 He's a classic example of a kid who's clever but lazy.
87 I felt so lazy just lying around on the beach all day.
88 I can readily believe that she is lazy at home — she is very lazy at school.
89 He comes to school by bus because he is too lazy to walk.
90 He was too lazy to bestir himself even to answer the telephone.