freeloading (Meaning)

freeloading

to impose upon another's generosity or hospitality without sharing in the cost or responsibility involved

The unemployed man was freeloading off his friends and family, refusing to get a job.
The lazy roommate freeloaded in the apartment, doing nothing but watching TV and playing video games.
The freeloading student copied his homework from others, never putting in any effort of his own.
The freeloaders at the party ate and drank everything without contributing to the expenses.
The freeloading relative moved into the family home and refused to pay rent or help with chores.
The freeloading friend always showed up at mealtimes, expecting to be fed without offering to help prepare or clean up.
The company hired a freeloading employee who did the bare minimum, taking credit for the work of others.
The freeloading politician took advantage of the taxpayer's money, using it for personal gain rather than public services.
The freeloading landlord rented out a room in his house but refused to make essential repairs.
The freeloading neighbor borrowed tools and equipment without ever returning them or offering to pay for their use.

to impose upon another's generosity or hospitality without sharing in the cost or responsibility involved

begging,sponging, mooching,leeching, using, exploiting

No antonyms found.

The unemployed man was freeloading off his friends and family, refusing to get a job.

The lazy roommate freeloaded in the apartment, doing nothing but watching TV and playing video games.

The freeloading student copied his homework from others, never putting in any effort of his own.

The freeloaders at the party ate and drank everything without contributing to the expenses.