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sluggard

[ UK /slˈʌɡəd/ ]
NOUN
  1. an idle slothful person

How To Use sluggard In A Sentence

  • I've sat in countless staff meetings where doctors who see fifty patients a day are held up as examples to the rest of us sluggards who see twenty-five to thirty.
  • Far from being a national icon, Bonaparte is a weakling, a coward, a sluggard, and an ignoramus.
  • Some day in October, the spring in Australia, the afternoon warm sunshine shined on the abandoned chair in the backyard. Let the homemade orange incense taking a nap in the warm, sluggardly afternoon.
  • How long wilt you sleep , O sluggard ? when wilt you arise out of your sleep?
  • The American masses are perceived as apathetic sluggards, whose votes would be better exercised by enlightened foreign observers.
  • He planned to write 137 novels in his Comedie Humaine, but - the sluggard!
  • What a relief not having to carry those three sluggards on my back!
  • Dujon had not chosen welfare because she was a sluggard or had a baby out of wedlock.
  • Is it the sluggard who refuses to seek work when there is work available?
  • It's amazing how much guilt I enjoy loading myself with - the guilt of being a sluggard.
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