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Definition of laxness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
attitudeRare state of being not strict or severeRare
- His laxness in enforcing rules led to chaos.
2.
negligenceRare quality of being neglectful or carelessRare
- The laxness in safety checks caused the accident.
Origin of laxness
Old Norse, lax (loose) + ness (state)
Examples of laxness in a sentence
Her laxness about deadlines frustrated her coworkers. His laxness in duties led to the project's failure. The laxness of the rules was evident in the chaos.
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- French:laxisme, négligence, ...
- German:Nachlässigkeit, ...
- Italian:lassismo, negligenza, ...
- Spanish:laxitud, negligencia, ...
- Portuguese:negligência, descuido, ...
- Chinese:松懈, 疏忽, ...
- Japanese:緩さ, 怠慢, ...
- Arabic:تَرَاخٍ, إِهْمَال, ...
- Hebrew:רִפְיוֹן, רַשְׁלָנוּת, ...
- Russian:попустительство, халатность, ...
- Ukrainian:поблажливість, недбалість, ...
- Hindi:शिथिलता, असावधानी, ...
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