laxness (Meaning)

Wordnet

laxness (n)

the quality of being lax and neglectful

the condition of being physiologically lax

Webster

The state of being lax; laxity.

The rules were applied with too much laxness, leading to widespread cheating on the test.
The laxness of the city's building codes allowed for the construction of unsafe structures.
The laxness of the teacher's grading policy meant that students could get good grades without putting in much effort.
The laxness of the company's attendance policy led to employees taking excessive days off.
The laxness of the border patrol allowed for illegal immigrants to enter the country with ease.
The laxness of the security measures at the airport made it easy for terrorists to smuggle explosives onto the plane.
The laxness of the drug laws in the state has made it easier for people to obtain illegal drugs.
The laxness of the gun control laws in the United States has led to an increase in gun violence.
The laxness of the environmental regulations in the country has led to widespread pollution.
The laxness of the food safety regulations has led to outbreaks of foodborne illness.

the quality of being lax and neglectful, the condition of being physiologically laxThe state of being lax; laxity.

negligence, neglectfulness, remissness, heedlessness,carelessness, slackness, neglect, omission, recklessness, mishandling

attentiveness, watchfulness,care, cautiousness, alertness, awareness, alertness, care, attentiveness, watchfulness

The rules were applied with too much laxness, leading to widespread cheating on the test.

The laxness of the city's building codes allowed for the construction of unsafe structures.

The laxness of the teacher's grading policy meant that students could get good grades without putting in much effort.

The laxness of the company's attendance policy led to employees taking excessive days off.