slothful Synonyms
slothful Meaning
slothful (s)
disinclined to work or exertion
slothful (a.)
Addicted to sloth; inactive; sluggish; lazy; indolent; idle.
slothful Sentence Examples
- Despite the deadline looming, he remained slothful, unwilling to put in the necessary effort.
- His slothful attitude towards his studies resulted in poor academic performance.
- The slothful pace of the project frustrated everyone involved.
- She had once been ambitious, but now she had become slothful, content to let life pass her by.
- The slothful worker was often the last to arrive and the first to leave.
- His slothful behavior was a constant source of irritation for his colleagues.
- The slothful days stretched into weeks, with no progress being made.
- It was clear from his slothful movements that he lacked motivation.
- Despite the beautiful weather outside, he remained slothful, preferring to stay indoors.
- Over time, his slothful habits led to a decline in his physical health.
FAQs About the word slothful
disinclined to work or exertionAddicted to sloth; inactive; sluggish; lazy; indolent; idle.
lazy, idle,indolent, shiftless, dull, sleepy, supine, drowsy, languorous,lethargic
industrious, industrious, ambitious, zealous, diligent, zealous, diligent, ambitious, lively, active
Despite the deadline looming, he remained slothful, unwilling to put in the necessary effort.
His slothful attitude towards his studies resulted in poor academic performance.
The slothful pace of the project frustrated everyone involved.
She had once been ambitious, but now she had become slothful, content to let life pass her by.
