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Which term would replace the underlined word to give the sentence a more positive connotation while not changing the overall meaning? He is lazy and never worries about what tomorrow will bring. A. Laid
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Which term would replace the underlined word to give the sentence a more positive connotation while not changing the overall meaning?

He is lazy and never worries about what tomorrow will bring.
A. Laid back
B. Sluggish
C. Careless
D. Tired

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The answer is A: Laid Back
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I would say A. laid back because it seems more positive and still means theyre kinda lazy
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