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Meaning of Lazybone
A person who is habitually lazy or idle.
Definitions
- A person who avoids work or exertion and often relies on others for support
- Someone who is disinclined to work or make an effort
- A person characterized by indolence or laziness
Etymology of Lazybone
The word "lazybone" originated in the mid-17th century, derived from "lazy" and "bone", likely referring to someone with lazy bones or a lazy disposition
The term has been used to describe individuals who are perceived as lacking motivation or energy, often in a humorous or derogatory manner
Example Uses
- He's such a lazybone, always sleeping in till noon and expecting others to do the chores.
- My brother is a lazybone and never lifts a finger to help with household tasks.
- She's a lazybone when it comes to exercise, but she's always energetic when it's time to go shopping.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
go-getter
hardworker
achiever
high-achiever
diligent
industrious
assiduous
sedulous
persevering
tireless
energetic
dynamic
motivated
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zealous
dedicated
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conscientious
meticulous
thorough
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enterprising