Definition Synonyms
Definition of slackness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
negligenceRare quality of being lax and neglectfulRare
- The slackness in his work led to mistakes.
2.
leniencyRare lack of rigor or strictnessRare
- The slackness in enforcing the rules led to more violations..
3.
- The movie was criticized for its slackness.
4.
- Slackness is popular in certain dancehall circles.
Origin of slackness
Old English, sleac (slack) + -ness (state of)
Examples of slackness in a sentence
The project's failure was due to management's slackness. The slackness in the workplace was evident. His slackness in completing tasks was frustrating. The artist's performance was filled with slackness. Critics often debate the slackness in modern dancehall music. The DJ's set was full of slackness.
Slackness often dominates the late-night radio shows.
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- French:laxisme, tolérance, ...
- German:Nachlässigkeit, Vulgärität, ...
- Italian:negligenza, mancanza di rigore, ...
- Spanish:negligencia, laxitud, ...
- Portuguese:negligência, frouxidão, ...
- Chinese:懈怠, 松懈, ...
- Japanese:怠慢, 厳格さの欠如, ...
- Arabic:تراخٍ, تساهل, ...
- Hebrew:רִפְיוֹן, התרופפות, ...
- Russian:расхлябанность, мягкость, ...
- Ukrainian:недбалість, поблажливість, ...
- Hindi:लापरवाही, कठोरता की कमी, ...
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