indolent

Instead, he cut to a passage that imagined the most indolent couple imaginable, Linda Evangelista and Goncharov's Ilya Oblomov.

The word has also come to mean people who are too indolent and lazy to stand up or sit up, but sprawl out anywhere.

Jill always said her mother was too indolent for a prolonged effort; but then poor Jill often said naughty things.

His ambition made him vain, and his vanity made him indolent.

He lacked neither ambition nor capacity, but was indolent and only exerted himself spasmodically.

For an indolent and lawless imagination force of character is the only whip, force of intellect the only guide.