Modifies a noun

• ulcer: This would enable clinicians to make informed decisions in relation to treatment and management of patients with indolent venous leg ulcers.

• disease: The implication is that indolent disease has been present for a long time.

• man: The third member of the team is their Grandad, an indolent, scruffy man constantly moaning about his lot in life.

• course: Sample groups People diagnosed as having PMP characterized by histologically benign tumors with indolent course originating in the appendix.

• lymphoma: Patients whose disease underwent histologic transformation within 18 months of their initial diagnosis of indolent lymphoma had significantly better overall survival.

Modifying Another Word

• too: He hires Captain Crawley as his agent, doubting that Crawley is honest but too indolent to care.

• rather: Being a rather indolent person, that suits me just fine.

• somewhat: Trebellius, who was somewhat indolent, and never ventured on a campaign, controlled the province by a certain courtesy in his administration.

• relatively: Indeed, for many men, prostate cancer is a relatively indolent disease - a cancer that causes no significant problems in their lives.