Lax’

* Part Of Speech — Adjective.

* Noun — Laxity.

* Pronunciation —

* La as in lack,

* x as in maximum.

* Meaning —

* Lenient [not strict], OR

* Careless.

* Sentences —

* The teacher made rules that were not lax. (Adjective, lenient)

* None can gainsay the fact that society is quite lax in observing the regulations related to social distancing. (Adjective, lenient)

* Synonyms — lenient, not strict, careless, loose, casual, easygoing, cavalier, etc.

* Antonyms — strict, careful, serious, etc.

* Gainsay — challenge,denny

* Duplicitous — severely criticised.

* IDOM -A heavy heart

* Meaning —

* Feeling of unhappiness.

* Sentences —

* She butters everyone up so that they don't displease her and make her have a heavy heart. (Feeling of unhappiness)

* Butters up — flatters.

* He said with a heavy heart that he had lost his father at a tender age. (Feeling of unhappiness)

* Tender age — young age..

* As the postmaster was a fish out of water in the new village, he spent his days with a heavy heart. (Feeling of unhappiness)

* Fish out of water — uncomfortable in a new situation

* Phrasal verb - Go by

* Meaning —

* To judge from OR

* To be guided by or to follow.

* Sentences —

* Do not go by covers while buying

* a book. (Judge from)

* She went by all the rules of the project. (Was guided by or followed)

* Please go by the directions while filling up the form. (Follow)