Definition for Indolent:

• A verse to exertion.

Synonyms for Indolent:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • indolent.
  •bloodless (adjective)
  • cold,
  • spiritless,
  • lifeless,
  • unemotional,
  • unkind,
  • insensitive,
  • insensible,
  • anesthetic,
  • impassive,
  • passionless.
  •careless (adjective)
  • unthinking,
  • inadvertent,
  • hasty,
  • loose,
  • thoughtless,
  • reckless,
  • imprudent,
  • offhand,
  • irresponsible,
  • inconsiderate,
  • unconcerned,
  • oblivious,
  • unobservant,
  • casual,
  • regardless,
  • perfunctory,
  • nonchalant,
  • negligent,
  • unheeding,
  • indiscreet,
  • unguarded,
  • wasteful,
  • Disregardful,
  • sloppy,
  • unmindful,
  • mindless,
  • abstracted,
  • napping,
  • slipshod,
  • cursory,
  • inaccurate,
  • incautious,
  • forgetful,
  • indifferent,
  • heedless,
  • injudicious,
  • Absent-minded,
  • improvident.
  •drowsy (adjective)
  • dozing,
  • drugged,
  • soporific,
  • restful,
  • tired,
  • soothing,
  • dazed,
  • slumberous,
  • somnolent,
  • lulling,
  • comatose,
  • dreamy,
  • nodding.
  •dull (adjective)
  • daft,
  • Feeble-minded,
  • Numskulled,
  • halfbaked,
  • Daffy,
  • ignorant,
  • dim-witted,
  • shallower,
  • shallow,
  • scatterbrained,
  • backward,
  • imbecilic,
  • thick,
  • vacuous,
  • doltish,
  • insensate,
  • witless,
  • simple-minded,
  • low,
  • brainless,
  • not bright,
  • addled,
  • unintellectual,
  • wearisome,
  • dim,
  • obtuse,
  • moronic,
  • stolid,
  • tedious,
  • simple,
  • boring,
  • half-baked,
  • stupid,
  • dumb,
  • besotted,
  • dense.
  •easygoing (adjective)
  • collected,
  • breezy,
  • amenable,
  • complaisant,
  • placid,
  • liberal,
  • uninhibited,
  • uncritical,
  • free and easy,
  • self-possessed,
  • serene,
  • tranquil,
  • happy-go-lucky,
  • devil-may-care,
  • carefree,
  • even-tempered,
  • poised,
  • unhurried,
  • composed,
  • lenient,
  • informal,
  • mild,
  • patient,
  • indulgent,
  • moderate,
  • flexible,
  • insouciant,
  • calm,
  • tolerant.
  •idle (adjective)
  • taking it easy,
  • at rest.
  •otiose (adjective)
  • sur plusser,
  • sur-plusser,
  • sur-plussest,
  • sur plussest,
  • in effective,
  • in-effective.
  •relaxed (adjective)
  • un-restrained,
  • un-ceremonious.
  •remiss (adjective)
  • more defaultant,
  • most woolgathering,
  • most defaultant,
  • more woolgathering,
  • de relict,
  • asleep switch,
  • de-relict.
  •shiftless (adjective)
  • unambitious,
  • directionless.
  •slack (adjective)
  • not busy.
  •slow (adjective)
  • slow-going,
  • tortoiselike,
  • snaillike,
  • slow-paced,
  • slowest,
  • gradual,
  • slow-footed.
  •slow-footed (adjective)
  • slowfooted,
  • slow footed.
  •slow-going (adjective)
  • slow going.
  •slow-paced (adjective)
  • slowpaced,
  • slow paced.
  •sluggish (adjective)
  • mooneyer,
  • more sleepyheaded,
  • most sleepyheaded,
  • mooneyest,
  • lumpish,
  • pokey.
  •torpid (adjective)
  • stuporous,
  • be numbed,
  • be-numbed.

• n.

  •
  • half-assed.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • dilatory.
  •
  • tardy.
  •idle
  • do-nothing.

Antonyms for Indolent:

• adj.

  • bloodless
    caring, feeling, sensitive.
  • careless
    attentive, prudent, mindful, ready, thoughtful, concerned, cautious, accurate, careful, painstaking.
  • drowsy
    awake, Energized, lively, alert.
  • dull
    smart, intelligent, witty, keen, sharp.
  • easygoing
    critical, upset, nervous, worried, hyped, intolerant, hurried, agitated, demanding, strict.
  • idle
    ambitious, productive, Hustling.
  • inactive
    working, involved.
  • indolent
    industrious, intent, diligent, active, hard-working, busy, enthusiastic, energetic.
  • inert
    animated, moving, mobile, alive.
  • Other antonyms:
    exuberant, occupied, zealous, frisky, employed, enterprising.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    run, work.

Indolent Sentence Examples:

• He laughed softly, in the quiet, indolent fashion that would have been pleasant if it had not been at her.

• I always looked upon you as a somewhat indolent person.