Lazy
Lazy adjective - Not easily aroused to action or work.
Unmotivated and lazy are semantically related In some cases you can use "Unmotivated" instead an adjective "Lazy".
Unmotivated
Unmotivated adjective - Without motivation.
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Synonyms for Unmotivated
Lazy and unmotivated are semantically related in uninspired topic. You can use "Lazy" instead an adjective "Unmotivated".
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Jim Halpert from the US version of The Office is lazy and unmotivated, yet he is still one of the top salesmen in all of Dunder-Mifflin.
Source: Brilliant, but Lazy - A good example of her brand of tough love was her setting off the plot of the whole comic by throwing lazy and unmotivated Ellie out of the house with a list of apartments for rent.
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The Beastie Boys' "Fight For Your Right To Party" was intended as a parody of party anthems and to mock lazy and unmotivated people with a "party all the time" attitude.
Source: Do Not Do This Cool Thing
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