What part of speech is “lazy”
Adjective
Definition:
an adjective is a word used to describe a noun or pronoun. 'Lazy' is an adjective that means disinclined to activity or exertion. People or things referred to as lazy may express apathy, idleness, dullness, or sluggishness.
Rules:
when using 'lazy' as an adjective, the meaning of the word is usually negative, and can imply a lack of energy, enthusiasm, or diligence. It can be used to describe someone in a negative way, but can also be used in a casual or joking manner.
Examples:
1. The lazy cat napped on the windowsill all afternoon.
2. Despite being naturally organized and attentive, she adopted a lazy attitude towards classwork.
3. His lazy work ethic cost him his job.
Tips:
when referring to someone, use 'lazy' with caution, as it can come off as harsh or offensive. If referring to an animal, 'lazy' can carry a more endearing connotation.