Laxity (noun)
lak-sit-ee
Lack of strictness or care.
Late Middle English (in the sense ‘loose’, said of the bowels): from Latin laxus.
Example sentences
“She displayed a certain laxity for discipline.”
lak-sit-ee
Lack of strictness or care.
Late Middle English (in the sense ‘loose’, said of the bowels): from Latin laxus.
“She displayed a certain laxity for discipline.”