Lazy
Adjective
UK
/ˈleɪ.zi/
US
/ˈleɪ.zi/
Definition
Not wanting to work or put in effort.
Example
"He is not a lazy man; he remains active and energetic."
"The kid felt lazy and didn’t want to get out of bed."
"On some weekends, people enjoy being lazy because it gives them time to relax and regain their energy."
Explanation
Lazy describes someone who does not want to work or make effort. For example, they felt too lazy to clean their room. It can also describe a time that feels slow, calm, or without energy, like a lazy afternoon when people rest and do very little. Being lazy is usually seen as not positive, because it stops people from doing their tasks or reaching goals.