lackadaisicality
The word used to describe ones inability to do anything productive
Can exercise amend for a day of lackadaisicality?
lackadaisical
lackin spirit or life
Why are you so lackadaisical?
lackadaisical
A word usually used by one's band director to complain about a band's sound and attitude during a rehearsal. Usually used as one of the only big words the director can use.
That was a really lackadaisical attitude! Do not perform so lackadaisical! Dude lackadaisical is in our SAT test!
lackadaisical
showing little enthusiasm and effort; halfhearted
The food was good but the service was lackadaisical.
lackadaisical
An awkward, useless word that only idiot english majors would try and sneak into a conversation. -- lack of spirit, inbetween happy and sad, indifference.
English Major Idiot: "Gracious be, I'm feeling so rather lackadaisical in this moment."
English Major Idiot's friend: "Dude.. .stfu! `smack` b!tch! just say yo ain't up to doin' sh!t u motha f**ka'. . . damn. I need some friend chicken. . . you f*ckin b!tch ass. . ."
English Major Idiot's friend: "Dude.. .stfu! `smack` b!tch! just say yo ain't up to doin' sh!t u motha f**ka'. . . damn. I need some friend chicken. . . you f*ckin b!tch ass. . ."
lackadaisical
lacking life, spirit, or zest : languid
Mr. Ford told the orchestra they were lackadaisical because they did play with enthusiasm and musicality.
Lackadaisical
A bicycle made for one.
A: I heard your mate broke up with his girlfriend. They were a great cycling team.
B: Yeah, he's heartbroken. He's bought himself a new bike though.
A: What is it?
B: A lackadaisical.
B: Yeah, he's heartbroken. He's bought himself a new bike though.
A: What is it?
B: A lackadaisical.