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a lackadaisical attempt
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she was annoyingly lackadaisical and impractical
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a...lackadaisical, spiritless young man-about-town
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They were heated up then, even lackadaisical Baboo.† (source)
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I've been lackadaisical since I was a kid.† (source)
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After school, if I was bored, it was easy enough to go hang out with one of the big lackadaisical stoner crowds who floated around between Del Taco and the kiddie arcades on the Strip.† (source)
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We still haven't discussed labels yet and the fact that we just made up within the past half hour makes my lackadaisical use of the word boyfriend feel like something Natty-boy would have said to me.† (source)
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So he waited another hour on the bench outside the jefe's door, watching the sentry move lackadaisically to and fro in the hot sun.† (source)
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I am willing to live with a certain amount of sloppiness, of laziness, of the lackadaisical life.† (source)
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He was a fierce field contender but a lackadaisical, amused sort of student in the classrooms.† (source)
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Anatole got to spend his days playing bottle-cap checkers with a pair of lackadaisical guards, who let him read and write anything as long as he didn't escape.† (source)
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I even pushed one of my receivers when he mocked my use of the word lackadaisical (directed at the receivers, I might add) as "a pretty big word for a homeschooler."† (source)
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Mothers do not deliberately dispatch infant girls they are obligated to give birth to, but they are lackadaisical in caring for them.† (source)
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So many parents are lackadaisical these days, don't you think?† (source)
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Compared to Shade, she was lackadaisical.† (source)
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They were in a lackadaisical mood, laughing and joking with each other, trying, it seemed, not to think too much about soccer.† (source)
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