Entity: SLOTH-
SLOTH refers to a habitual disinclination to exertion or labor, often associated with laziness or indolence. The term can also be linked to the concept of being slow or lethargic.
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Etymology
The term 'SLOTH' originates from the Middle English word 'slouthe,' which is derived from the Old English 'slāwth,' meaning 'slothfulness' or 'indolence.'
Definition
SLOTH refers to a habitual disinclination to exertion or labor, often associated with laziness or indolence. It can also be linked to the concept of being slow or lethargic.
Historical Context
In religious contexts, SLOTH is considered one of the seven deadly sins, representing spiritual laziness and apathy towards one's duties.
Cultural Significance
SLOTH has been a prevalent theme in literature, art, and philosophy, often symbolizing the negative consequences of idleness and inaction.
Related Concepts
SLOTH is closely related to concepts such as laziness, indolence, and lethargy, all of which involve a lack of motivation or effort.
See Also
A state of habitual disinclination to exertion or labor, often characterized by laziness or indolence.