INDOLENT (adjective) — wanting to avoid activity and exertion; lazy
SOURCE: Prayer of Confession at 1/11 service at Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church
“On this day when we recall the journey of the Wise Men, we confess that too often we have been lazy or indolent in our own spiritual quest. . .”
USE IN A SENTENCE: Sometimes I feel like an indolent sloth when faced with a task I don’t want to do.
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