indolent
41indolent — in|do|lent [ˈındələnt] adj formal [Date: 1600 1700; : Late Latin; Origin: indolens not feeling pain , from Latin dolere to feel pain ] lazy >indolence n [U] …
42indolent — in|do|lent [auch ... lɛnt] <aus lat. indolens, Gen. indolentis »unempfindlich gegen den Schmerz« zu ↑in... u. dolere »schmerzen, Schmerz empfinden«>: 1. geistig träge u. gleichgültig; keine Gemütsbewegung erkennen lassend. 2. a)… …
43indolent — in|do|lent [ ındələnt ] adjective FORMAL lazy ╾ in|do|lence noun uncount ╾ in|do|lent|ly adverb …
44indolent — ɪnfÉ™nt adj. slow, lazy, sluggish, inactive …
45indolent — a. 1. Lazy, slothful, inert, sluggish, inactive, listless, supine, lumpish, habitually idle. 2. Slowly operative, slow, sluggish, inactive, inert, acting slowly …
46indolent — adjective formal lazy indolently adverb indolence noun (U): a life of luxury and indolence …
47indolent — adj lazy, idle, otiose, faineant, do nothing, shiftless; procrastinative, dilatory, dronish, slothful, sluggardly, laggard; slow, slow moving, heavy, leaden, logy, sluggish, lethargic, slack, languid; lackadaisical, listless, dull, apathetic,… …
48indolent — in·do·lent …
49indolent — adj. describing a disease process that is failing to heal or has persisted. The term is applied particularly to ulcers of skin or mucous membrane …
50indolent — UK [ˈɪndələnt] / US adjective formal lazy Derived words: indolence noun uncountable indolently adverb …