laziness in Latin
laziness in Latin is pigritia — laziness means unwillingness to work or make an effort.
laziness in Latin
pigritia
The quality of being lazy
What does "laziness" mean?
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noun Unwillingness to work or make an effort.
"Pure laziness kept him from finishing the report on time."
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laziness in a sentence
- Pure laziness kept him from finishing the report on time.
- She blamed her laziness on the summer heat.
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What is "laziness" in Latin?
"laziness" in Latin is pigritia. laziness means: Unwillingness to work or make an effort.
How do you use "laziness" in a sentence?
Example: "Pure laziness kept him from finishing the report on time." In Latin, "laziness" is pigritia.
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