Slackery
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Slackery is a noun meaning Laxity; idleness; lack of requisite effort.
Meaning
Laxity; idleness; lack of requisite effort.
More Meanings
- (informal) Characteristic of a slacker.
Example Sentences
you might guess that The School of Rock is a skeptical, slackery satire with spasms of irony and angst.
A few weeks later, at my new OB/GYN's office, I overheard a slackery teenage girl on the phone to her friend.
The probability of a call to arms, not against Mexico, but against the almost almighty German Empire, was so great that it looked like slackery or cowardice to ask to be excused.
Starbucks is nice, but I would suggest choosing a local place to stake out as your home base, because the few remaining local shops will do even more to accommodate your slackery.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include inexertion, slackening, slackerism, loose, lassitude, lacker.
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