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lazy

[ley-zee] / ˈleɪ zi /


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She had to work a lot while studying and told the Guardian she was considered "lazy" when she was actually "just tired", which she thought led to her not being offered big roles.

From BBC

At this point, there are few people out there who haven’t heard about the stakes in November, but that still doesn’t translate to folks — lazy, busy, distracted — weighing in.

From Los Angeles Times

She also rejects the idea that resorting to screen time is "lazy parenting".

From BBC

Maybe we’d stop dismissing each other as lazy and entitled and instead try to understand one another’s needs and background.

From Salon

But several other businesses such as the Italian luxury fashion house Valentino have come under fire for using the technique in their campaigns, with critics calling Valentino's advert "cheap" and "lazy".

From BBC