slackness

For the first time in months the slackness had gone from his face.

But the commercial sector saw no reason to risk slackness.

Home sales fell more than expected last month, and further slackness would bring down prices.

The eyes, the slackness of his face, everything about him suggested madness.

Where had it come from, that slackness of thigh skin?

Proper drove you, she did, not much chance for slackness.

Cities could suffer for years from a slackness in office markets.

"I want an end to the slackness of your marching order.

Scarcely a day passed when someone was not punished for slackness.

He'll get punished for this sort of slackness against a better opponent.

It was the sort of slackness that led to filth.

It's part of the general English slackness that they won't look this in the face.

Only there was none of the slackness that marred his face in person.

They having a certain "slackness" about them, much like the ship itself, I not- ed.

The boy's face had never sung out intelligence, but its slackness now was shocking.

Her face was flushed, and the smile she directed at him had a slackness about it.

Despite the slackness of its guards, the fortress itself was impressive.

He is not slack, as we do count slackness.

The reason for the difference in efficiency was less easy to determine, but slackness of discipline had a good deal to do with it.

The sum of this slackness made Kyoto seem like an entirely different restaurant.

The postal system is marked by the slackness and disinterest of the officials.

Patience felt it, the sudden slackness of the body.

His face had that curious slackness it had developed in recent weeks.

None of it makes much sense, but, like slackness, nonsense proves a virtue here.

In the next, he is an irascible critic of slackness and neglect.