laxity 音标拼音: [l'æksəti]
n . 徐缓,松弛,散慢
徐缓,松弛,散慢
laxity n 1 :
the condition of being physiologically lax ; "
baths can help the laxness of the bowels " [
synonym : {
laxness }, {
laxity }]
2 :
the quality of being lax and neglectful [
synonym : {
laxness },
{
laxity }, {
remissness }, {
slackness }]
Laxity \
Lax "
i *
ty \ (
l [
a ^]
ks "[
i ^]*
t [
y ^]),
n . [
L .
laxitas ,
fr .
laxus loose ,
slack :
cf .
F .
laxit ['
e ],
See {
Lax },
a .]
The state or quality of being lax ;
lack of tenseness ,
strictness ,
or exactness .
[
1913 Webster ]
116 Moby Thesaurus words for "
laxity ":
allowance ,
amorphousness ,
approximation ,
bagginess ,
blobbiness ,
blurriness ,
broadness ,
carelessness ,
chambering ,
culpa ,
culpable negligence ,
default ,
delinquency ,
dereliction ,
deviation ,
disconformity ,
disorder ,
disregard ,
easiness ,
easy virtue ,
easygoingness ,
failure ,
flabbiness ,
flaccidity ,
flaccidness ,
floppiness ,
fogginess ,
fuzziness ,
generality ,
haziness ,
ill -
definedness ,
impotence ,
imprecision ,
inaccuracy ,
inaccurateness ,
inadvertence ,
inadvertency ,
inattention ,
inchoateness ,
incoherence ,
incorrectness ,
indecisiveness ,
indefinableness ,
indefiniteness ,
indeterminateness ,
indifference ,
indistinctness ,
inexactitude ,
inexactness ,
inobservance ,
laches ,
laissez -
faire ,
lapse ,
laxation ,
laxness ,
leniency ,
lightness ,
limpness ,
loose morals ,
looseness ,
loosening ,
mistiness ,
neglect ,
neglectfulness ,
negligence ,
nonadherence ,
noncompliance ,
nonconformance ,
nonconformity ,
nonfeasance ,
nonfulfillment ,
noninterference ,
nonobservance ,
nonperformance ,
nonrestriction ,
obscuration ,
obscurity ,
omission ,
overindulgence ,
overlooking ,
overpermissiveness ,
oversight ,
permissiveness ,
poor stewardship ,
predictable error ,
probable error ,
procrastination ,
promiscuity ,
relaxation ,
relaxedness ,
remissness ,
ricketiness ,
rubberiness ,
shakiness ,
shapelessness ,
slackness ,
sleeping around ,
slight ,
sloppiness ,
softness ,
standard deviation ,
sweepingness ,
swinging ,
tolerance ,
unclearness ,
uncorrectness ,
unfactualness ,
unobservance ,
unpreciseness ,
unrestraint ,
unrigorousness ,
vagueness ,
wantonness ,
waywardness ,
weakness ,
whorishness
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