polron Antonyms
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Meaning of polron
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polron (n.)
See Pauldron.
polron Sentence Examples
- The poltron did nothing but lounge about the house, refusing to participate in any activities.
- Despite having ample opportunity, the poltron never exerted any effort and remained content with his indolence.
- Her husband's poltron nature left her with the burden of managing the household and childcare.
- The lazy poltron avoided work at all costs, preferring to spend his time sleeping or watching television.
- His poltron ways made him a pariah among his friends and family, who grew weary of his inaction.
- Even the most basic tasks proved insurmountable for the poltron, who was consumed by apathy and laziness.
- The poltron's unchecked laziness eventually caused him to lose his job and become a social outcast.
- The poltron's slothful lifestyle left him isolated and destitute, a cautionary tale for those who refuse to work.
- His poltron nature stemmed from a deep-seated fear of failure and a lack of motivation.
- Despite numerous attempts to help him, the poltron remained unchanged, trapped in his cycle of idleness and despair.
FAQs About the word polron
See Pauldron.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The poltron did nothing but lounge about the house, refusing to participate in any activities.
Despite having ample opportunity, the poltron never exerted any effort and remained content with his indolence.
Her husband's poltron nature left her with the burden of managing the household and childcare.
The lazy poltron avoided work at all costs, preferring to spend his time sleeping or watching television.
