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A disinclination to work or exert yourself.
sloth
Portuguese
preguiça
1
These duties point out the prevailing sins, namely,
slothfulness
,
forgetfulness and security.
2
The defective love which manifests itself as
slothfulness
is punished on this terrace.
3
My brother, I beseech you, rouse yourself from your contented
slothfulness
.
4
The whole court marvelled at his
slothfulness
as time passed and he changed not.
5
Remaining in bed half asleep is productive of
slothfulness
.
6
Would you be willing to be damned for
slothfulness
?
7
Against the
slothfulness
of the Government in these years, Roosevelt voiced the true opinion of America.
8
In Alexander the characteristic virtues of the Jagiellos, patience and generosity, degenerated into
slothfulness
and extravagance.
9
Speedily he relapsed again into
slothfulness
and self-indulgence.
10
Yet, my idling is not mere
slothfulness
.
11
The coffee was eloquent of the fact; the
slothfulness
of the bunk house shouted it in his ears.
12
Now be ye wary, nor let the curse of the Wolf and the Face lie on your
slothfulness
.
'
13
By
slothfulness
a building shall be brought down, and through the weakness of hands, the house shall drop through.
14
And afterwards they sat down to table, where Hircan failed not to laugh at the
slothfulness
of his wife.
15
That is to say, when laziness, carelessness,
slothfulness
,
and lack-interest are allowed to have their own way, everybody suffers.
16
She had none of those self-complacent delusions which lure vain women on in
slothfulness
until Love vacates his neglected temple.
slothfulness
contented slothfulness
damned for slothfulness
degenerate into slothfulness
mere slothfulness
much slothfulness
Portuguese
preguiça
bicho-preguiça