slothful
ˈslɔːθfəl
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Definition of slothful - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
lazyunwilling to work or make an effort
  • He was too slothful to clean his room.
idle indolent lethargic
2.
sluggishslow-moving or inactive
  • The slothful river barely flowed under the bridge..
lazy lethargic
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Origin of slothful

Middle English, sloth (laziness) + -ful (full of)

Examples of slothful in a sentence

  • The slothful student never completed his assignments.
  • His slothful behavior annoyed his coworkers.
  • The slothful cat lay in the sun all day.

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  1. French:paresseux, lent, ...
  2. German:träge, ...
  3. Italian:pigro, ...
  4. Spanish:perezoso, lento, ...
  5. Portuguese:preguiçoso, lento, ...
  6. Chinese:懒惰的, 缓慢的, ...
  7. Japanese:怠惰な, ゆっくりした, ...
  8. Arabic:كَسُول, خامل, ...
  9. Hebrew:עָצֵל, ...
  10. Russian:ленивый, медлительный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ледачий, повільний, ...
  12. Hindi:आलसी, सुस्त, ...

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