slacked (off) (Meaning)

slacked (off)

to become less active, forceful, etc., to do something with less effort or energy than before

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The team slacked off on the project and missed the deadline.
The students slacked off during class, resulting in poor grades.
The employee was let go after slacking off repeatedly.
The athlete slacked off in training, compromising his performance.
The business owner slacked off on quality control, leading to customer complaints.
The salesperson slacked off and failed to reach his sales target.
The worker slacked off on maintenance tasks, causing equipment breakdowns.
The politician slacked off on his campaign promises, losing the election.
The homeowner slacked off on yard work, resulting in an overgrown lawn.
The manager slacked off on supervision, contributing to employee misconduct.

to become less active, forceful, etc., to do something with less effort or energy than before

hung around, goldbricked, vegged out, bummed, hanged, hung about, kicked back, hung, relaxed, loafed

slaved, worked out, plowed, plodded, sweat, wrought, worked, strived,pegged (away), labored

The team slacked off on the project and missed the deadline.

The students slacked off during class, resulting in poor grades.

The employee was let go after slacking off repeatedly.

The athlete slacked off in training, compromising his performance.