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Meanings of very lax in English

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Usage of very lax in English
1
The constitution of their league appears to have been very lax.
The History of Rome, Book I / The Period Anterior to the Aboliti...
2
The discipline of my school is very lax, she continued.
The Pride of Palomar
3
Was she not getting to be a very lax-minded girl?
The Odd Women
4
In those days the telegraph fraternity was rather demoralized, and the discipline was very lax.
Edison: His Life and Inventions
5
Her attitude had become very lax and despondent when the typewriter stopped in the next room.
Night and Day
6
The state has been very lax in funding.
The Guardian
7
These kind of people are most eager to get prescriptions, but very lax in following them.
Narrative of a Mission to Central Africa Performed in the Years ...
8
The financial relations of the city treasury with other brokers before Frank had been very lax.
The Financier: A Novel
9
My moral principles are very lax, it is true, but I am as proud as yourself.
Monsieur de Camors — Volume 1
10
As the guard is very lax at that time, it is the best time for the attempt.
The Skylark of Space
11
The rules around this are very lax.
Radio NZ
12
I believe the Polesdens are very lax attendants at church, and I don't think they ever communicated.'
Clara Hopgood
13
I'm a very lax correspondent, too.
Grace Harlowe's Problem
14
The body is thin and badly nourished, and the muscular system especially poorly developed and very lax in tone.
The Nervous Child
15
As previously noted, discipline was very lax, but I had been trying to restore it as much as possible.
Shock Absorber
16
Had they not got involved, the very lax garage staff could have been very casual witnesses to a murder.
The South African
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