Noun
The state of being lax; laxity.
Source: Webster's dictionaryWe revel in the laxness of the path we take. Charles Baudelaire
The very possibility that there may exist timeless truths is a reproach to the life of laxness and indifference which modern egotism encourages. ... Ideas which have their reference to the periphery or individuum, to the particular in space and time, are false and stand in the way of integration. Richard Weaver
baths can help the laxness of the bowels Source: Internet
But Laxness never attached himself permanently to a particular dogma." Source: Internet
Following his confirmation, he adopted the surname Laxness after the homestead on which he was raised and added the name Kiljan (the Icelandic name of Irish martyr Saint Killian ). Source: Internet
And a social passion underlies everything Halldór Laxness has written. Source: Internet