Definition of Laggard
an individual or group that falls behind others
Examples of Laggard in a sentence
In the race, James was the laggard who finished in last place. π
There is always one laggard who comes in the theater after the movie has started. π
Because Jenna is always the last one to arrive on our outings, she is considered the laggard of our group. π
The laggard in the lion pride often goes hungry because he does not reach the feeding site until most of the food is gone. π
As far as technology goes, my uncle is viewed as a laggard because he does not have a mobile phone. π
The incumbent politician became the laggard in the city council race when he fell behind the other candidates in the polls. π
Of the four companies I own, the cleaning business I am trying to sell is the laggard in terms of profit. π
Since Ginger is a laggard in the marathon, it is highly unlikely she will win the race. π
My boss asked me to fire the laggard on my team who is not as productive as everyone else. π
In our dance group, we have a laggard who cannot keep up with the steps. π
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