lackadaisical

Modifies a noun

• attitude: Classic Strokes perhaps in its lackadaisical attitude, it's much smoother sounding than most of ' First Impressions... ' .
• approach: It was the previous landlord who had accepted the lackadaisical approach by the tenant.
• way: Just as long as they can avoid falling into lackadaisical continental ways when they expand over the channel.
• manner: After Mrs N's appeal was adjourned in October 1997 ITS dealt with her case in an extremely lackadaisical manner.
• effort: The diving in this area has greatly improved in recent years after lackadaisical conservation efforts in the early 90s.

Modifying Another Word

• so: In light of this, can we really afford to be so lackadaisical about smoking?