slackerdom US
ˈslækərdəm
Definition

Definition of slackerdom - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
work avoidanceRareUSlifestyle associated with avoiding work or effortRareUS
  • Slackerdom was common among the college students.
idleness laziness
2.
groupsRareUSgroup of people who are slackersRareUS
  • The slackerdom in the office was growing, affecting productivity.
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Origin of slackerdom

English, slacker (lazy person) + dom (state)

Examples of slackerdom in a sentence

  • The novel explores themes of slackerdom and rebellion.
  • Slackerdom was evident in the late submissions.
  • The culture of slackerdom was hard to break.

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  1. French:oisiveté, groupe de fainéants, ...
  2. German:Gammellifestyle, Faulengruppe, ...
  3. Italian:pigrizia, gruppo di fannulloni, ...
  4. Spanish:holgazanería, pandilla de vagos, ...
  5. Portuguese:preguiça, turma de preguiçosos, ...
  6. Chinese:懒散风气, 懒散群体, ...
  7. Japanese:怠け者の生活, 怠け者の集団, ...
  8. Arabic:حياة الكسل, مَجْمُوعَةُ الْكَسَالَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹרַח חַיִּים שֶׁל בַּטְלָנוּת, קְבוּצַת בַּטְלָנִים, ...
  10. Russian:лень, группа лентяев, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ледарство, група ледарів, ...
  12. Hindi:आलसी जीवनशैली, आलसी लोगों का समूह, ...
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