lackadaisically

/ˌlækəˈdeɪzɪkli/

ADVERB

1. Without enthusiasm or interest

In a manner that shows little enthusiasm, interest, or commitment toward an activity or responsibility.

Carrying out work or an activity with little effort, enthusiasm, or determination.

She approached the task lackadaisically, showing little enthusiasm for the project.
The employee completed the assignment lackadaisically, resulting in subpar work.

Responding to a situation in an unconcerned, indifferent, or casual manner, without showing appropriate urgency.

Despite the urgency of the situation, he responded lackadaisically to the emergency.
The manager reacted lackadaisically to the repeated complaints.

ADVERB

In a way that shows laziness, low energy, or a lack of willingness to make an effort.

Performing actions slowly and without energy, motivation, or eagerness.

The team practiced lackadaisically, leading to a disappointing performance in the game.
He moved lackadaisically through the morning routine.

Approaching duties or responsibilities in a careless, slack, or insufficiently attentive manner.

The student tackled the exam questions lackadaisically, leading to a lower grade than expected.
The workers handled their responsibilities lackadaisically throughout the afternoon.