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Meanings of more lax in English

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Usage of more lax in English
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But several in Greece say Tsipras's more lax policies are to blame.
Reuters
2
His colloquialisms seemed to Carol no more lax than their habitual slang.
Main Street
3
The wolf was gone; Ben's guard of her was ever more lax.
The Sky Line of Spruce
4
Were their scruples and morals any more lax than those of to-day?
The Man in the Twilight
5
Is road traffic law enforcement more lax in counties which have more dangerous roads?
The Irish Times
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Anyway, we got more and more lax and Frank got more and more tense.
The Life of Me: An Autobiography
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Waymo this month launched an autonomous ride-hailing service in Arizona, where regulations are far more lax.
Reuters
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The Trump administration and half of Congress are Republicans, who typically favor more lax corporate oversight.
Wired
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Morals, once lax, now grew yet more lax.
The Mississippi Bubble / How the Star of Good Fortune Rose and S...
10
And the borders between Pakistan and China are far more lax than those between India and China.
Earth Afire
11
That argument hasn't fared very well in the States, but Sweden has far more lax copyright rules.
Wired
12
The Resolutioners grew more and more lax.
Sketches of the Covenanters
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As he had grown more lax he had become somewhat more genial and tolerant, more generally acceptable.
The Titan
14
Yes, you can have stricter searching procedures and might catch something you didn't when searching was more lax.
The Irish Times
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As a youth, Caius heartily endorsed his father's views, and felt superior to all who were more lax.
The Mermaid: A Love Tale
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Due to Texas' more lax oversight, a plant there "can only expect an inspection every 126 years".
The Guardian
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