The practice, philosophy, or behavior of being lazy and idle; the state of habitual indolence and avoidance of work.
From 'faineant' + -ism (suffix forming systems of belief or practice), creating a noun that treats idleness as though it were an organized practice or ideology.
Adding '-ism' to 'faineant' makes it sound like a deliberate philosophy—it's a clever way to mock someone who isn't just lazy by accident, but seems committed to idleness as a lifestyle choice!
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