slack off
The phrase "slack off" is commonly used to describe a reduction in effort or activity, often implying laziness or avoidance of responsibilities.
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Definition
B2Work and Study
(informal)To deliberately reduce the amount of effort or productivity in one's tasks.
Example
- After getting the job, he started to slack off and missed several deadlines.
- Students often slack off towards the end of the semester.
B2General Activity
(informal)To become less active or energetic in any activity.
Example
- She was exercising regularly, but she has slacked off recently.
- The storm finally slacked off after several hours of heavy rain.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "slack off":
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