laziness

Noun

(countable and uncountable, plural lazinesses)

The quality of being lazy

Origin

lazy +"Ž -ness

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Don't allow carelessness or laziness to force you to replace items sooner than what is truly necessary.
What was once seen as laziness and lack of motivation on the child's part has begun in the early 2000s to be recognized as a medical condition that can be corrected or modified through psychotherapy.
In each episode, Sportacus must help the citizens of Lazy Town overcome the desire for laziness and junk food.
Some of it was laziness: I didn't want to prepare different meals for different family members.
In fact, a large percentage of blogs fail for many reasons, including laziness by the owner to update, lack of topic ideas and the blog itself not having personality.

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