slack (off) Sentence Examples

The students slacked off during the exam, leading to poor grades.
The workers were caught slacking off on the assembly line, costing the company valuable time.
The team's performance slacked off after their initial success.
The weather was so nice that everyone decided to slack off and enjoy the sunshine.
The manager warned his employees that anyone who slacked off would face disciplinary action.
The students had been studying hard all week, so they decided to slack off on the weekend.
The company's profits began to slack off due to a decrease in demand for its products.
The athlete was suspended for slacking off during training.
The employee was fired for repeatedly slacking off and failing to meet expectations.
The student decided to slack off and not study for the test, resulting in a low grade.

slack (off) Meaning

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

No weak antonyms found.

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

hang around, veg out, bum, hang about, idle, rest,loaf, kick back, hang, relax

plow, strain, plod, peg (away), struggle,slave, toil, sweat, labor, work

The students slacked off during the exam, leading to poor grades.

The workers were caught slacking off on the assembly line, costing the company valuable time.

The team's performance slacked off after their initial success.

The weather was so nice that everyone decided to slack off and enjoy the sunshine.