lax in Irish
lax in Irish is neamartach — lax means not strict or careful; loose in standards or discipline.
lax in Irish
neamartach
Lenient and allowing for deviation; not strict.
What does "lax" mean?
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adj Not strict or careful; loose in standards or discipline.
"Security at the old warehouse was shockingly lax."
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adj Not tight or firmly stretched; loose.
"The rope hung lax between the two posts."
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lax in a sentence
- Security at the old warehouse was shockingly lax.
- Her parents were fairly lax about bedtime during the holidays.
- The rope hung lax between the two posts.
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What is "lax" in Irish?
"lax" in Irish is neamartach. lax means: Not strict or careful; loose in standards or discipline.
How do you use "lax" in a sentence?
Example: "Security at the old warehouse was shockingly lax." In Irish, "lax" is neamartach.
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