laxity

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laxity laxness
[ˈlæksɪtɪ], [ˈlæksnɪs]
sustantivo
1laxitud (f) (of morals, discipline)relajo (m) (español de España); negligencia (f) (in doing sth al hacer algo); falta (f) de rigor (of person)(of security, standards)

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laxity [lak-si-ti]
sustantivo
1Aflojamiento, la acción y efecto de aflojar; laxitud, flojedad.
2Relajamiento de nervios, etc.; relajación de costumbres, etc. 3.
3Despeño, diarrea.
Anchura, soltura, desahogo.

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laxity [ˈlæksɪtɪ]
laxness [ˈlæksnɪs]
noun
(pejorative) [of person, discipline] falta de rigor; (f)
his laxity on such matters is unacceptable there is a laxness of discipline which is damaging the school's reputation
 [of standards] relajamiento; (m) relajación; (f)
laxness of standards among today's younger generation
moral laxity relajamiento relajación de la moral; (m)or (f)
the moral laxity displayed by the people is most disconcerting

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