Converse of object

• have: Geilo has a very laid-back, sleepy feel, its hotels scattered around the center.

• love: Beeswax the cat loves a laid-back, quiet life during the day, but enjoys a dramatic and noisy night life.

Adjective modifier

• most: The 2005 Memba Rally, although one of the wettest in recent memory, was also one of the friendliest and most laid-back.

• very: Geilo has a very laid-back, sleepy feel, its hotels scattered around the center.

• gentle: Hope comes in the form of Fergus Pearson, gentle, laid-back and kind - everything her husband isn't.

Modifies a noun

• vibe: Expect a laid-back vibe, where you can mix or enjoy time out alone.

• atmosphere: There is a friendly, laid-back atmosphere in the studio.

• groove: Her original songs feature her beautiful, haunting vocals over laid-back grooves which she describes as " Acoustic Groove " .

• charm: Not at all: just part of Cabbage Key's laid-back charm.

• attitude: Taylor's laid-back attitude leaves you to wonder who's teaching who!

• lifestyle: Could it be that we're just jealous of their laid-back lifestyle - the food, the wine, the interminable lunches?

Modifying Another Word

• fairly: Good to see them again, we had a fairly laid-back time, including staying in for Hogmanay watching movies.

• rather: Maimonides, although a very logical thinker, had a rather laid-back attitude toward contradiction.

• so: He's so laid-back, and yet so very, very focussed.

• very: Our parents are very laid-back - there was never any pressure to succeed at anything, as long as we were happy and content.

• typically: Ian Brown's set was pretty much as you'd expect, delivered in a typically laid-back, almost laconic way.

• slightly: I found the system's tonal balance slightly laid-back; it didn't push detail forward.

Noun used with modifier

• team: Four hours later ( 10.30pm ), team laid-back stumble out into the misty night.