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laxness nounsLaxheit, die* * ** * *lax·ity[ˈlæksəti, AM -ət̬i]* * *['lksItɪ]n(= lack of vigour, discipline) Laxheit f; (= carelessness also) Nachlässigkeit fhis moral laxity — seine lockeren or laxen moralischen Einstellungen
sexual laxity — lockere Sitten pl, sexuelle Freizügigkeit
* * *1. Laxheit f, Lockerheit f, (Nach)Lässigkeit f2. Unklarheit f, Verschwommenheit f3. Schlaffheit f* * *laxness nounsLaxheit, die* * *n.Laxheit -en f.
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