laziness, n.Definitions

Laziness is more in our minds than in our bodies.

Laziness is sweet, and its consequences bitter.

Laziness is seemingly attractive, but work gives satisfaction.

Laziness is a word that makes one's laziness seem classy.

Laziness is, of all our faults, the fault that we excuse most easily.

Laziness is putting popcorn in his pancakes so they turn over by themselves.

Laziness is, languid as it is, often master of both passions and virtues.

Laziness is, in the man of action, in the depths of his soul, preventing him from drawing the water up from his own well.