idleness 音标拼音: ['ɑɪdəlnəs]
n . 懒散,闲散,无所事事
懒散,闲散,无所事事
idleness 闲置率
idleness n 1 :
having no employment [
synonym : {
idleness }, {
idling }, {
loafing }]
2 :
the quality of lacking substance or value ; "
the groundlessness of their report was quickly recognized " [
synonym :
{
groundlessness }, {
idleness }]
3 :
the trait of being idle out of a reluctance to work [
synonym :
{
faineance }, {
idleness }]
Idleness \
I "
dle *
ness \,
n . [
AS . [
imac ]
delnes .]
The condition or quality of being idle (
in the various senses of that word );
uselessness ;
fruitlessness ;
triviality ;
inactivity ;
laziness .
Syn :
Inaction ;
indolence ;
sluggishness ;
sloth .
[
1913 Webster ]
107 Moby Thesaurus words for "
idleness ":
a wise passiveness ,
big deal ,
cautiousness ,
circumspection ,
contemplation ,
contemplative life ,
creeping ,
dawdling ,
deliberateness ,
deliberation ,
do -
nothing policy ,
do -
nothingism ,
do -
nothingness ,
dolce far niente ,
dormancy ,
drawl ,
emptiness ,
flimsiness ,
foolishness ,
foot -
dragging ,
frivolity ,
frivolousness ,
futility ,
idle hands ,
idle hours ,
immobility ,
inaction ,
inactivity ,
inanity ,
indolence ,
inertia ,
inertness ,
inoccupation ,
laissez -
aller ,
laissez -
faire ,
laissez -
faireism ,
languor ,
lassitude ,
laze ,
laziness ,
lazing ,
leisureliness ,
lentitude ,
lentor ,
lethargy ,
levity ,
lightness ,
loafing ,
lollygagging ,
malingering ,
meditation ,
neutralism ,
neutrality ,
neutralness ,
noninvolvement ,
nonparticipation ,
nonresistance ,
nonviolence ,
nonviolent resistance ,
nugacity ,
otiosity ,
pacifism ,
paralysis ,
passive resistance ,
passive self -
annihilation ,
passiveness ,
passivism ,
passivity ,
pokiness ,
policy ,
procrastination ,
quiescence ,
quietism ,
reluctance ,
shallowness ,
shiftlessness ,
shilly -
shallying ,
shirking ,
silliness ,
slackness ,
slenderness ,
slightness ,
sloth ,
slothfulness ,
slouch ,
slowness ,
sluggardy ,
sluggishness ,
stagnancy ,
stagnation ,
standpattism ,
stasis ,
superficiality ,
tentativeness ,
torpor ,
triflingness ,
triteness ,
triviality ,
trivialness ,
unemployment ,
vacuity ,
vanity ,
vapidity ,
vegetation ,
vita contemplativa ,
waiting game ,
watching and waiting IDLENESS .
The refusal or neglect to engage in any lawful employment ,
in order to gain a livelihood .
2 .
The vagrant act of 17 G .
II .
c .
5 ,
which ,
with some modifications ,
has been adopted ,
in perhaps most of the states ,
describes idle persons to be those who ,
not having wherewith to maintain themselves ,
live idle ,
without employment ,
and refuse to work for the usual and common ,
wages .
These are punishable according to the different police regulations ,
with fine and imprisonment .
In Pennsylvania ,
vagrancy is punished ,
on a conviction before a magistrate ,
with imprisonment for one mouth .
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