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slothful Synonyms

Another word for slothful

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Habitually lazy, indolent, or averse to exertion and work.

Usage Example

"The once-prosperous estate fell into disrepair under the management of a lazy heir who neglected his duties."

Strongest
lazy
indolent
sluggardly
Strong
shiftless
idle
work-shy
sluggish
lethargic
torpid
inactive

Opposites of slothful

The opposite of slothful shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

industrious
diligent
hard-working
assiduous
energetic
active
conscientious
vigorous
See all opposites of slothful

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