slackness
nounUK /ˈslæknəs/
US /ˈslæknəs/
Slackness is when something is loose or not tight.
The slackness of the rope let the boat drift away.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A lack of care or effort in doing something.
His slackness in checking the work caused mistakes.
3. A slow or lazy way of moving or working.
The slackness of the team made the job take longer.
4. The state of not being busy or active.
There was a slackness in sales during the summer.